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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.
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The Self Assign workflow process updates a selected resource field on an object based on someone checking a boolean field on the same object. Using this process, whomever is editing the object, will be placed in this field automatically eliminating the need for each user to come in and update the field manually. The field will run when the Boolean is ticked and the user saves the page. It is important to note that the page will need to be reloaded to see the changes reflected. This can be used as a fast way to self-assign yourself to an object - you can create a boolean field that is checked and have the process assign you to that item.
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The Self Assign workflow process updates a selected resource field on an object based on someone checking a boolean field on the same object. Using this process, whomever is editing the object, will be placed in this field automatically eliminating the need for each user to come in and update the field manually. The field will run when the Boolean is ticked and the user saves the page. It is important to note that the page will need to be reloaded to see the changes reflected. This can be used as a fast way to self-assign yourself to an object - you can create a boolean field that is checked and have the process assign you to that item.
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The Scheduled Jobs Cleanup process removes all completed job instances that have run before a date set by the administrator. The administrator may use the gel parameter to update the amount of days since each job has run. Based on that date, the workflow will eliminate all jobs that have surpassed that threshold. This workflow helps administrators maintain the job logs and queue by eliminating jobs that users have potentially forgotten to remove on their own.
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The Scheduled Jobs Cleanup process removes all completed job instances that have run before a date set by the administrator. The administrator may use the gel parameter to update the amount of days since each job has run. Based on that date, the workflow will eliminate all jobs that have surpassed that threshold. This workflow helps administrators maintain the job logs and queue by eliminating jobs that users have potentially forgotten to remove on their own.
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The Project Close Process workflow process aides the Project Manager in some routine close out tasks that accompany every project. Marking the project inactive starts the process and it will continue down one of two paths:
- Once the project is inactive, the process will then check to see if there is no remaining estimate to complete (ETC) still on the project. If there is ETC leftover, then the process will go into a waiting state for 14 days to allow the project manager to cleanup or to cancel the process if it was done in error. After 14 days, the process will check to see if the project is active. If the project is active, then the process will end. However, if the project is still inactive, the process will continue with the closeout activities even if there is ETC still on the project.
- If the project is marked inactive after the initial 14 days of waiting if applicable, then the process will immediately move to the closeout activities.
- Turning off time entry for the project, tasks and project members
- Updates the ETC, proposed ETC, and pending estimates to 0
- Updates the task status and assignment status to Completed
- Sets the task, assignment and project finish dates to today’s date only if the finish dates are after the process run date
- Sets all Risks and Issues to Closed with a resolution of “## This was closed automatically as part of the project close process ##”
- Set future hard allocation and allocation finish dates to today when the date is after today’s date
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The Grant RM Timesheet Edit Rights workflow process can be run through the "Execute a Process" job. The workflow will execute a query that gives a Resource Manager Timesheet Edit rights for their resources. Timesheet Edit rights are not inherent for Resource Managers when they are named as an individual’s resource manager.
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The Grant RM Timesheet Edit Rights workflow process can be run through the "Execute a Process" job. The workflow will execute a query that gives a Resource Manager Timesheet Edit rights for their resources. Timesheet Edit rights are not inherent for Resource Managers when they are named as an individual’s resource manager.
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The Give RM Calendar & Time Rights workflow process can be run through the "Execute a Process" job. The workflow will execute a query that gives a Resource Manager Calendar Edit and Timesheet Edit rights for their resources. These rights are not inherent for Resource Managers when they are named as an individual’s resource manager.
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The Give RM Calendar & Time Rights workflow process can be run through the "Execute a Process" job. The workflow will execute a query that gives a Resource Manager Calendar Edit and Timesheet Edit rights for their resources. These rights are not inherent for Resource Managers when they are named as an individual’s resource manager.
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The Grant Project Edit Rights workflow process allows a project manager to grant project edit rights to another user without contacting an administrator. The workflow uses the Out-of-the-box field for Business Owner. The script starts when the field is updated. It will assign project edit rights to whichever user is added to the Business Owner field. This process can be modified to grant project edit rights to any user within a project field.