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Set users as Out of Office and delegate their approvals

Updated over 2 weeks ago

As long as Out of Office is enabled on a user's member record, anyone can set themselves as out of the office and assign their own delegates.
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To ensure a user is enabled for Out of Office and can actually use it:

  1. Log into Access Financials

  2. Click System, Security, Users

  3. Select user, click Edit

  4. Go to Time

  5. Click Enable Out of Office

  6. Click Save

Users can set themselves as out of office and set delegates, using the following steps

  1. Log into Financial Operations

  2. Click on their name, top right of screen

  3. Select Preferences

  4. Click Delegates

  5. Use dropdown boxes to select delegates for each module

  6. Click Save and Close

  7. Click Currently out of the Office

  8. Add an out of office message if required

  9. Click Save

To set the Out of Office up for other users, a user must be granted permissions to the Out of Office Administration area.
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To do this:

  1. Log into FinOps Administrator

  2. Select System Control, Security Profiles

  3. Select Security Profile, click Edit

  4. Select Security, click System Control

  5. Select Out of Office Administration, double-click to enable (tick)

  6. Click OK

Once Out of Office Administration is ticked the users in that profile can set other users as out of the office and assign their delegates.
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To do this:

  1. Log into Financial Operations

  2. Go to System,

  3. Click Out of Office

  4. Select user, click Edit

  5. Click Currently out of the office

  6. Set message if required

  7. Set Delegates for each module

  8. Setting Cannot Approve Own? and Can Reassign? settings as needed

  9. Click Save and Close.

Note: On saving you have an option to re-assign any transactions currently awaiting approval. Answer Yes and all current approvals will be moved to the respective delegates. Answer no, only newly entered transactions will be delegated.

If you miss a delegate, or you chose no instead of yes on the re-assign step, all you need to do is repeat the steps above to update it again.

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