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If you do not need an attribute that is provided, you can inactivate it . The in the Attribute Preferences. The attributes that are inactivated will not show up in the configuration of process level Attribute Preferences as well as in the invitation and CJD pages. These inactivated attribute will stay in the system, so you can activate it again , but it when needed. 

Attributes showing up in process level Attribute Preferences are given below.

To open process level Attribute Preferences, click on "Configure Attribute Preferences" in the Process Revision page.

Note: Attributes that have the "Invitation Field" unchecked in process level attribute preferences will not show up in the invitation or configuration process.To inactivateruntime invitation page. Similarly, attributes which have "CJD Field" unchecked, will not show up in the runtime CJD page.

To inactivate the attribute(s), uncheck the box under "Active" in organization level Attribute Preferences and save.

Check the box again to reactivate it.

Scroll down and click "Save".

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In this example, the attributes that are inactivated are highlighted below.

Process level Attribute Preferences before and after inactivation are shown below:

Since the inactivated attributes are not available in the process level Attribute Preferences, they cannot be configured to appear in the invitation and CJD pages. Hence, the inactivated attributes do not show up in invitation as well as CJD pages.

Invitation page before and after inactivation:

Complete Job Details page before and after inactivation:

To reactivate the attributes, check the "Active" checkbox in organization level Attribute Preferences and save. After reactivation, the attributes will reappear in the process level Attribute Preferences.

How do you change the name of an attribute for your organization?

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