Creating Performance Workflows

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Performance Workflows

Performance workflows define steps which various entities (employees, managers and peers) need to complete in order to finalise the entire review. There are four step types that can be created: Define, PDP (Personal Development Plan), Check-in and Review. Each step is described in details below.

Creating New Workflow

Workflow steps are added by clicking on Add Step button. Each step type has parameters that are

  1. After logging into Subscribe-HR, select Performance from the left hand navigation.
  2. Select the Worfklow folder.
  3. Click [Create New] button.
  4. Fill in the fields as defined below.
  5. Select the [Save] button.


Field Name Description
Name Performance workflow name.
Workflow Steps Workflow steps can be added by clicking on Add Step button. A dialog box will come up and prompt for step details. Each step type is described in sections below.


Adding Workflow Steps

After clicking on Add Step a dialog box will come up with step options. The following ones are common across all steps.

Field Name Description
Delayed Start Allows for a step to be started at a later date. There are two options. No - indicating that step will start immediately. After Time Interval - additional option will show up Start After which will allow specifying the time offset.
Start After (If Delayed Start = After Time Interval) Allows users to specify time offset as numeric value and units (Hours, Days, Weeks, Months).
Name Name of the step.
Type Step type.
Assign To Who this step should be assigned two. Can be one or a combination of Employe, Manager and Peers.
Lock Step Defines whether step has a time limit. There are two options. Never - step does not have a due date. It is completed when user clicks submit button. After Time Interval - additional option will show up Lock After which will allow specifying the time offset for when step due date should be set to.
Lock After (If Lock Step = After Time Interval) Allows users to specify time offset as numeric value and units (Hours, Days, Weeks, Months).
Email Rules Allows users to configure emails that will trigger based on an action in a workflow process. More details outlined in the section below.


Email Rules

Email rules can be created on the fly to cater for a number of various use cases. For example hr manager may want an email to be sent to managers to let them know if particular step in a workflow has been completed or notify an employee that step due date is approaching. Email rules can be added by clicking Add Rule button. A new line will be added to the list of rules.

Field Name Description
Event What action will trigger the workflow e.g. step completion.
By Action performed by or related to. For example step completed by employee.
Recipient Who will receive the email.
Template Link a predefined correspondence template. For more information on how to create correspondence click here.
Assign To Who this step should be assigned two. Can be one or a combination of Employe, Manager and Peers.
Lock Step Defines whether step has a time limit. There are two options. Never - step does not have a due date. It is completed when user clicks submit button. After Time Interval - additional option will show up Lock After which will allow specifying the time offset for when step due date should be set to.
Lock After (If Lock Step = After Time Interval) Allows users to specify time offset as numeric value and units (Hours, Days, Weeks, Months).
Email Rules Allows users to configure emails that will trigger based on an action in a workflow process. More details outlined in the section below.