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  • A Process run via Execute a Process job; sends an email to active resources, containing a facsimile of their Resource Allocation Detail page.  It shows the next six weeks of allocations by investment, with a column total.  The email also contains a click here link to this page in CA PPM, to enable editing of the data, as appropriate.
  • The Time Tracking Stalker – Resource workflow process is used to notify resources that fail to submit a timesheet in a prior week. The workflow checks for active resources, hire/termination dates, track mode, and open for time entry. This process helps to ensure resources submit timesheets in a timely manner.  In version 13, the email can be enhanced to include colors, bold, underline, and other HTML formatting.
  • The Timesheet Approval - Auto process is an auto-start process that begins once the resource submits his or her timesheet. This process bypasses a Resource Manager approval and allows the user to post his or her timesheet. Once the timesheet is submitted, the process will lock the user’s timesheet to prevent editing. The process will then select the next action based on three different factors:
    1. The timesheet has less than 40 hours.
    2. The timesheet has 40 or more hours.
    3. The resource’s availability is less than 8hrs/day.
    If the user has submitted a timesheet with less than 40 hours, then the process will email the user informing him/her of the issue, unlock the timesheet, and change the status to “Returned”. If the user has an availability of less than 8hrs/day or the timesheet has 40 or more hours, then an action item will be sent to the user as a last step before the timesheet is approved. Once the timesheet is approved, then the script will set the status of the timesheet to “Approved” and unlock the timesheet.
  • The Timesheet Approval - Auto process is an auto-start process that begins once the resource submits his or her timesheet. This process bypasses a Resource Manager approval and allows the user to post his or her timesheet. Once the timesheet is submitted, the process will lock the user’s timesheet to prevent editing. The process will then select the next action based on three different factors:
    1. The timesheet has less than 40 hours.
    2. The timesheet has 40 or more hours.
    3. The resource’s availability is less than 8hrs/day.
    If the user has submitted a timesheet with less than 40 hours, then the process will email the user informing him/her of the issue, unlock the timesheet, and change the status to “Returned”. If the user has an availability of less than 8hrs/day or the timesheet has 40 or more hours, then an action item will be sent to the user as a last step before the timesheet is approved. Once the timesheet is approved, then the script will set the status of the timesheet to “Approved” and unlock the timesheet.
  • The process notifies resource who has been added to investment today and allocation is greater or equal to 100%. The process is on-demand and would require the user to have appropriate rights to run the process. Process should be scheduled as daily once job.
  • Process sends an email to RM, for resources assigned, that indicates the allocation percentage for each resource for the next 6 weeks.  Email has links to each resource so that allocation modifications can be made as required.
  • This process workflow with gel script forces billable hours on timesheet down to 40 hours, and sets overtime hours to non-billable.  Timesheets with 40 or fewer hours are not touched.  Process kicks off upon submission of timesheet.  Steps are:
    • Determine if timesheet has > 40 hours.  If so, proceed.
    • Create a SPLIT row for each timesheet row, with Input Type Code = Non-Bill.
    • Divide 40 by total timesheet ours.  Store this value.
    • Multiply each timesheet cell by the stored value, and enter the result into that cell.
    • Take the difference (original cell value – new cell value), and enter in same cell on Split row.
    • The end result will be 40 hours total on Billable rows, and overtime hours on Non-Billable rows.
  • Course description: “Is there a way to simplify time tracking? Time is a function 90% of companies use. What are ways to have time be less of a burden to users? How can you minimize the negative perception? This session will discuss options within CA PPM or outside CA PPM to make time tracking less of a burden for all.”  Download file is the presentation slide deck.
  • Time by Task report displays monthly time logged to Tasks for all filtered investments. It also displays total Actual hours associated with a task. User can further narrow their search by OBS Type & Path, Charge Code, Project Name, Task Name, Task Charge Code, Task Status and Month End Date. User can use exact dates or relative dates for Month End Date filter parameters.
  • This video covers the process of adding tasks to the timesheet using Populate and Add Task, using the timesheet notes functionality, entering timesheet data, updating ETC via the timesheet, and submitting the timesheet.
  • This video reviews how to return and approve Clarity timesheets as a Project or Resource Manager.
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