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Assisted edit: bulk uploads and structural changes

Use an assisted edit when the change is too large or too structural for a normal CMS session, but you do not want to work in Git yourself.

This could include if you've drafted a lot of documents elsewhere, and want to import in bulk.

When to use this path​

Typical examples:

  • Many files or a large import (e.g. migrating content from another system or a big batch of updates).
  • Structure or navigation — new programme areas, folder moves, or changes that need config updates as well as markdown.
  • CMS limits — anything the collections cannot express cleanly (e.g. programme status changes that need a developer to move folders and update config).
  • You have source material (Word, Drive, spreadsheets) and want it turned into proper handbook pages with correct front matter and placement.

What to do​

  1. Use Get support in the site header (same as other docs requests).
  2. Describe the outcome — what readers should see when it is done, and which handbook area it belongs in.
  3. Attach or link drafts, file lists, or a short outline so maintainers can scope the work.
  4. Name a doc owner or function if you know who should own the published pages.

Someone on the docs side will implement the change in the repo (and pull in a developer when config or build changes are needed). You may be asked to review a preview before it goes live.