Employee Profile
After you select Employee from the Standard Profiles landing page, the Employee Profiles list page opens. This page is a grid that displays the current Employee Profiles and the attributes of each profile. To modify the attribute headings, click
- You can edit the existing profiles, create new ones, or export the page to an Excel .csv file.
- To create a Employee Profile, click Add
. - To edit a Employee Profile, select a profile from the list and click Edit
. - To select more than one profile, hold down the Ctrl key while selecting profiles.
- To select the maximum number of profiles (100 rows), click Select Maximum
. To clear all selections, click Unselect All .
- To export the list page to an Excel .csv file, click Export
- To create a Employee Profile, click Add
- If you select Add
or Edit , the Employee Profile edit page opens where you can add or edit the following attributes: Note: If xxx, select No Change in the applicable column.
- Profile Name — Enter or edit the profile name. The name must be unique.
- Status — Select Active or Inactive.
- Logon Profile — Select a Logon Profile from the list. These profiles are defined in Administration > Application Setup > Access Profiles > Logon Profiles.
- Authentication Type — Select the applicable authentication type: Federated or Basic.
- Manager Profile — Select the process profile to be used by managers from the list. These profiles are defined in Administration > Application Setup > Business Process An organized flow of activities or tasks that achieves a business goal. An automated business process minimizes the amount of paperwork and manual tasks to complete that process by way of automatic actions, online forms, and automatically generated messages. Setup > Process Profiles.
- Employee Profile — Select the process profile to be used by employees from the list. These profiles are defined in Administration > Application Setup > Business Process Setup > Process Profiles.
- Function Access Profile — Select a Function Access Profile from the list.These profiles are defined in Administration > Application Setup > Access Profiles > Function Access Profiles.
- Display Profile — Select a Display Profile from the list. These profiles are defined in Administration > Application Setup > Display Preferences > Display Profiles.
- Locale Policy — Select a locale policy from the list. These profiles are defined in Administration > Application Setup > System Configuration > Locale Policy.
- Notification Profile — Select a Notification Profile from the list. These profiles are defined in Administration > Application Setup > System Configuration > Notification Profile.
- Delegate Profile — Select a Delegate Profile from the list. These profiles are defined in Administration > Application Setup > Common Setup > Delegate Profiles.
- GDAP Manager Profile — Select a GDAP Profile for managers from the list. These profiles are defined in Administration > Application Setup > Access Profiles > Generic Data Access Profiles.
- Default GDAP Profile — Select a GDAP Profile from the list to use as a default. These profiles are defined in Administration > Application Setup > Access Profiles > Generic Data Access Profiles.
- Attestation The act of confirming or attesting that something is true. For example, when punching out, users may need to attest that they took their meal breaks. Profile — Select an Attestation Profile. These profiles are defined in Administration > Application Setup > Attestation > Attestation Profiles.
- Analytics Labor Type — Select an Analytics Labor Type for Healthcare Analytics; see Configure Labor for Healthcare Productivity.
- Access Method Profile — Select an Access Method Profile from the list. The profile defines the components that a person can access from different locations, devices, or the mobile app. You define this access in Administration > Application Setup > Common Setup > Access Method Profiles.
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When finished, click tap Save.
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