Jobs in Time & Attendance
Jobs serve as periodically running helper programs for the
synchronization and processing of data. A basic introduction to job management
can be found in the chapter Portal & Organization -
System / Job Management.
They can be used in many ways and enable, for example, the creation of groups
based on defined criteria and the sending of various system notifications in the
event of special events in Time & Attendance.
Furthermore, certain jobs can be used to filter defined irregularities in the
Time & Attendance system, upon which certain requests are automatically
generated and forwarded to employees for processing.
The following jobs are relevant for the Time & Attendance module:
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Inform about Events
This job sends information in the event of special events in Time &
Attendance
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Create Reallocations
This job automatically creates requests for reallocations (e.g., overtime
payout)
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Process System Notifications
This job creates various system notifications (workflow requests)
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Build Custom Groups
This is used to create groups based on defined values (attributes) from the
time recording system
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Get absence Text Modules
This job creates text modules for all absence reasons in the Time &
Attendance system (for all languages available in Webdesk; only the default
language receives the text from the Time & Attendance system, the other
languages receive the text prefixed with the language code)
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Execute and Send Reports
This job enables automated report generation and proactive notification of
defined role holders.
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SyncCalendarDates
This job synchronizes absences from the IF6020 with the groupware system.
This requires that the Groupware module is also licensed.
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checkMaxWorkingTime
This job continuously checks the current working time of employees and notifies
them by email in good time before statutory maximum limits are reached.
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ProcessTerminatedEmployees
This job makes it possible to move certain persons into the termination
group.
Other Jobs
Removed Jobs
Term Definitions
Job, trigger, email sending, etc. are described
here.