Maintain Specific Group Routing
Certain business process types require you to specify existing and future values.
Example: The
Change Organization Assignments for Worker
business process
requires you to specify the existing and new organizations. These organizations
typically have different people occupying different roles. However, in the business
process definition, you can only select a security group such as Manager. You can’t
specify whether Workday routes the business process step to the manager of the
existing organization or the new organization.You can use specific group routing for any business process step type in Workday if
the security group has supervisory organization enabled for the assignable role on
the
Maintain Assignable Roles
task.For the
Change Job
business process, administrators can use specific group
routing to specify whether the security group is for the organization of the Current
or Proposed position.For the
Offer
business process, administrators can specify whether the
security group is: - Currentto route to the security group for all locations on the job requisition.
- Proposedto route to the security group on the candidate's offer proposed location.
Job Application
business process.- Access the business process definition for which you want to enable specific group routing.
- From the related actions menu of the business process definition, select , and then clickOK.
- Next to theGroupspecified for a business process step, click inside theRouting Modifierfield. Select eitherCurrentorProposedfrom the prompt.
- Repeat Step 3 for every business process step for which you want to enable specific group routing.
Workday routes the steps in the business process to the security group for the
current or proposed assignment according to your specifications.