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The Request facility has an email-like look and feel. The Manage All Requests for User ([IERQ]) screen works like an email client with an Inbox, Outbox, and Archived requests section; this provides a familiar interface for users and encourages them to use requests more often in their daily work. A menu has been added to the form toolbar to make it easier for users to create new requests for a subject, as well as provide the convenience of viewing all relevant requests. Embedded forms which show the context of each request will be visible on [IERQ] such that when a user is viewing outstanding requests; all information is available on [IERQ] and opening other screens to understand the source of the request is no longer necessary.
The Request facility has an email-like look and feel.
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The Manage All Requests for User ([IERQ]) screen works like an email client with an Inbox, Outbox, and Archived requests section; this provides a familiar interface for users and encourages them to use requests more often in their daily work. A menu has been added to the form toolbar to make it easier for users to create new requests for a subject, as well as provide the convenience of viewing all relevant requests. Embedded forms which show the context of each request will be visible on [IERQ] such that when a user is viewing outstanding requests; all information is available on [IERQ] and opening other screens to understand the source of the request is no longer necessary.