Attestation Template Mappings
Attestation template mapping is a tool that allows you to customize and update Attestation workflows — without using Workflow Designer to make changes to the underlying Attestation model and, importantly, without needing to redeploy the model to publish changes. Examples of the types of changes supported by Attestation template mappings include:
- Changing Attestation question and answer text, buttons, conditions, and answer actions
- Implementing support for multiple languages
- Specifying changes to notifications, paycodes, and deduction rules
Supported Attestation models
Attestation template mapping is supported in these Attestation models, starting with the versions listed.
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UKG Pro Workforce Management includes a default Attestation template mapping with each of these models.
Variables are externalized
The name/value pairs that define Attestation workflow variables used in Attestation models have been externalized in the Attestation template mappings associated with these models. This makes workflow variables easy to access, identify, and change, directly through the application. You do not have to modify the Attestation model using Workflow Designer to update Attestation workflow variables.
Example — making simple text changes
Consider the default values for the Attestation question and answers in the Simple Question Form v4 model. The values in the Text column are displayed to the user during Attestation.
Type | Text | Variable |
Question | Question text placeholder | simpleQuestion |
Answer - Negative | negative answer | simpleQuestionNegativeAnswer |
Answer - Positive | positive answer | simpleQuestionPositiveAnswer |
For models that support Attestation template mapping, changing a value in a new or deployed workflow is a simple matter of updating the text in the Attestation template mapping associated with the model. Once your changes (replacing Question text placeholder with Do you have a fever today?, for example) are saved, they are picked up automatically and are available the next time the workflow associated with the model is initiated. Changes to buttons, conditions, and answer actions are achieved with similar ease.
To make these types of changes in models that do not support Attestation template mapping requires opening the Attestation model in Workflow Designer, navigating through the business process model to locate the variable (in this example, simpleQuestion), changing its value, and then redeploying the updated Attestation model. Attestation template mappings remove the need to use Workflow Designer, and allow you to implement small but impactful changes quickly and easily.