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!!!How to Define User Procedures
!!!USER PROCEDURES
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The Define Procedure process allows you to link together two or more system functions to complete a task. This is known as a Procedure.
A procedure is a type of user definable function that links together two or more system functions into a business procedure.
The procedure can take you through a sequence of the various screens and/or reports required to complete a task.
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The procedure can take you through a sequence of the various screens and/or reports required to complete a task. A typical procedure would be anything that requires multiple record changes. Examples would be creating a new job or position, new hire(s), transfers, change of marital status, etc.
Typically, complex processes like enrolling employees into benefit plans, multiple record changes like getting married, or post-hire processes are good candidates for definition as a procedure.
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When you are finished entering date into a procedure screen, clicking ‘Next’ will commit the changes to the database and will navigate the user to the next sequential step in the procedure. Clicking ‘Finish’ will complete the procedure and will close it out.
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When you are finished entering data into a procedure screen, clicking ‘Next’ will commit the changes to the database and will navigate the user to the next sequential step in the procedure. Clicking ‘Finish’ will complete the procedure and will close it out.
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!!How to Define User Procedures
The Define Procedure ([IMPC]) form allows you to link together two or more system functions to complete a task.
The procedure form is divided into two parts: a "header" component that defines general aspects of the procedure and the "procedure steps" component that defines the individual functions that make up the procedure.