A Composite Chronology is produced by an Administrator. In Chronolator terminology, there are two kinds of Administrator:

• A Case Review Administrator has a licence for the Online Workbench and uses it to set the criteria for an Internal Chronology
• A Local Administrator is someone who, when they receive a Chronolator Document, decides to delegate completing it to several other people in their organisation

A Local Administrator distributes copies of the document to other people and merges them into a Composite Chronology when they have been completed.

When the Composite Chronology has been completed, a Local Administrator returns it to the person who asked them for the information.

The flowcharts in What is Chronolator and what does it do? illustrate the flow of documents between administrators and data collectors.

The only difference in administrators' procedures is that a Case Review Administrator should use the Online Workbench to create a new Composite Chronology, while a Local Administrator must use the Admin > New Composite Chronology button on the Chronolator Document toolbar