Employees tab
The Employees tab provides a high-level task summary for all employees managed by the current user. Use this tab to monitor employee events. Usually a manager or HR coordinator sees this tab.
When you click a task from this tab, the Task Summary page opens where you can view details, complete, or reopen tasks.
Key info
- Page defaults to show all events, but you can filter by event.
- Hover your mouse over status icon to see a count of tasks (overdue, warning, completed, and total) for an employee.
- Click an employee name to view detailed task information on the Task List.
Good to know
- Status is represented by an icon:
Task is overdue
Task is due in a few days
Task is not activated (it's dependent on another task being completed)
Task is not overdue
- Click a column heading to sort.
Monitor your employees' events
- From the navigation bar, click Dashboard Summary. The dashboard opens with the Employees tab selected.
- Here are some typical monitoring options:
- Hover over a status icon for quick task count: overdue, warning, complete, and total.
- Look at the % Task Complete column for percentage of tasks completed.
- Look at the Effective Date column to see when an employee's event began.
View a task count for an employee's event
- From the navigation bar, click Dashboard Summary. The dashboard opens with the Employees tab selected.
- Hover over an employee's status icon for quick task count: overdue, warning, complete, and total.
Employee Task List
The Employee Task List shows an employee's tasks. Use this page to view task information for a specific employee and perform actions on tasks.
Key info
- Sections on this page are permission-based.
- Expand the See Details section to view event information and task statistics (pie charts). You can also deal with task activation emails and send welcome email.
- Incomplete and complete tasks are shown in separate lists. You can perform actions on tasks using action icons.
- Each task links to the Task Summary page where you can complete the task.
Good to know
- Status is represented by an icon:
Task is overdue
Task is due in a few days
Task is not activated (it's dependent on another task being completed)
Task is not overdue
- If you have appropriate privileges, you can view the employee profile. Click
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indicates a Form is attached to be completed as part of the task.- Click a column heading to sort.
View tasks associated with an event
- From the navigation bar, click Dashboard Summary.
- Click the Employees tab.
- Click the name link for the employee you want. The Employee Task List opens. Tasks are divided into incomplete and complete tasks.
Add a task to an active event
An event coordinator (or other privileged user) can add a task to an active event after it has been launched.
- From the navigation bar, click Dashboard Summary. The dashboard opens with the Employees tab selected.
- Scroll the list and find the employee event you want. Click the employee name. The Employee Task List opens.
- Click Add a Task. The Add a Task pop-up opens and shows tasks that were not activated when event was launched.
- (Optional) Type in the search box to filter the available task list.
- In the list, click a task. The task is added to the employee's event based on rules:
- If the added task was published in the workflow after the event was launched, the task is added as an unassociated task. Task dependency does not apply.
- If the added task existed in the published workflow when the event was launched, see the table below.
| If the added task is: | Then: |
|---|---|
| Unassociated in the workflow | Task is added as an unassociated task. |
| A dependent task in the workflow and parent task is currently an incomplete task and defined as Always Reopen Dependent Task | Task is added as a dependent task. |
| A dependent task in the workflow and parent task is currently an incomplete task and is not defined as Always Reopen Dependent Task | Task can be added as a dependent or independent task. Answer appropriately at the prompt. |