Routing Budget Worksheets and Position Transactions

When you save Position Transactions and Budget Worksheets, the application displays a routing window. Use this window to route, approve, and apply transactions as well as request notification for yourself or someone else when an event (such as updating the transaction to the database) occurs.

If you want to review or take action on notifications that others have routed to you, use the Workflow Notifications window. Open the position transaction or budget worksheet notification from the list, and choose the Open Transaction icon to open the Position Transaction or Budget Worksheet window.

If you are using Self Service HR, use the Worklist page available from the Universal Inbox. You must have an HRMS Manager responsibility that includes access to the Position Transaction window. For more information on Workflow Notifications, see Overview of Notification Handling

Use the Routing window for routing transactions.

arrow icon   To route a transaction:

  1. Save the current transaction.

    Routing Choices

  2. On the Routing To tab, choose an action:

    FYI Notifications

  3. To have a notification sent to yourself or someone else, choose the FYI Notification tab.

  4. Choose an Event to specify events that trigger the notification. Choose:

  5. Choose Type to identify the user(s) to notify. Choose:

  6. Choose OK.

    Approvals and Updates to the Database

  7. To approve the transaction, select the Approver check box.

    When using position and supervisory hierarchies, if the transaction reaches the top of the hierarchy without anyone approving it, you can route the transaction to a subordinate for approval and update to the database.

  8. To update the transaction to the database, choose Apply Transaction.

    If someone else in your organization updates transactions, you can route the transaction to that person after you approve it.

arrow icon   Terminate a Transaction After Approval:

If you have approved a transaction and wish to terminate it, you can reject the transaction if you have not yet updated it to the database. Rejecting the transaction returns it to the Initiator who can then reject and thus terminate it. Alternatively, you can terminate the transaction from the Transaction Status window.

See: Viewing Transaction History