Authority Manager Tutorial
Introduction
  What is the Worklist Manager?
Scheduled Approvers
The Worklist Manager
  Sorting and Finding
The Transaction Summary
  Taking Action
A Few Details...
Getting Help
Summary

Taking Action

As an approver, your job is to take action. These buttons are your control panel:

Approve

Approves the transaction for your role. Review the Approval Schedule to see if there are other approvers with roles different from your role (or the same role in a different sequence) to determine if your approval will fully approve the transaction. If additional approvers from different roles are required, an email will be sent to the next group of approvers that needs to take action.
Return Returns the transaction to the originator with your comments. The originator will be able to make changes and resubmit the transaction for approval.
Decline (HR Web Forms only) Declines the transaction and deletes it from the PeopleSoft staging tables. The originator receives an email with your reason for decline and your comments.

Now that you have a basic understanding, let's give it a whirl. Try out this interactive demonstration to get a feel for the approval process. You will be asked to approve, return, or decline a few transactions.

Decline or Return

Whenever you select return or decline, a popup window appears.

You must categorize your reason for decline using one of the categories from the drop down box. These reasons are recorded for auditing purposes to allow the system to report on the most common reasons for returns or declines.

You may also enter a comment that will be emailed to the originator of the transaction explaining why you're returning or declining the transaction. This comment will not be recorded for reporting purposes.

To complete the return or decline action, click submit on the popup window. To avoid submitting the return or decline, click cancel and you will be returned to the transaction summary page.

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