Updating your organisation page
Your organisation page is your public profile on Victorian Collections; it is where users will go to find out about your collection, your contact details and how they can visit. To manage the information that is publicly shared about your organisation, you'll need to follow these steps.
Go to the Organisation menu and select About from the dropdown list. Select the Update button in the top-right corner to begin.
Please note: Only users with the Update Organisation Details permission can update the Organisation page.
Enter as much detail as possible about your organisation, its location, contact information and details of your collection. You can also add a file for your organisation's logo. Ensure that your members are aware if their contact details are being provided as the organisational contact (e.g. where the Society's phone number is the Secretary's personal number).
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