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Arranging the progression order
Levels are managed in a visual hierarchy editor. The order of levels in the list is the order of progression from top (lowest rank) to bottom (highest rank).
Each level row has arrow buttons that appear on hover:
↑ / ↓ — move the level up or down in the list to change its position in the progression chain.
→ (Move in) — nest the level under the one above it, making it a sub-rank. Use this for ranks like “White Belt 1st Tip” or “White Belt 2nd Tip” — intermediate ranks that sit inside a parent belt rather than between two separate belts.
← (Move out) — un-nest the level, moving it back up a tier.
+ (Add child) — create a new level directly nested under this one.
Kanri uses the order and nesting of the list to determine the full progression chain. When you promote a member, they advance to the next level in the chain.
The → Move in button nests a level under the sibling directly above it. The ← Move out button reverses this. Use nesting for sub-ranks (e.g. tips or stripes within a belt), not for the main progression from one belt to the next.

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