End User Guide
End User Guide
Updated 12/9/2015
Table of Contents
• System Overview
• My Tasks
• Files
• Supervisor Tools
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System Overview
To begin Using Records, first log in using the credentials provided to you by your organization.
If you have trouble logging in, you can click on the ‘Forgot your password?’ link to have an email sent to
you to have your password reset.
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My Tasks
When you first log into Records, you will be taken to the My Tasks page. This is where you can view
and complete any outstanding tasks you have been assigned. The My Tasks screen is where you can
view all tasks you have been assigned through Records. You’ll notice there are two tabs on this
screen.
The Needs Attention tab will indicate which tasks still require action on your part. To take action,
click View to open the form. You may be asked to fill out a new form or Sign or Approve a form that
has been submitted to you.
Some tasks are not associated with a form at all. These tasks will include a Mark as Done button next
to them. When you have completed the appropriate tasks simply click Mark as Done to remove it
from your Needs Attention list.
This page also includes a Completed tab for your reference. Keep in mind that tasks may not show
up on your Completed tab immediately if they require a review or signature by other staff in your
organization.
Use the search field to quickly locate a task in your task list.
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Blank Docs
Certain Documents are available to be completed at any time. These are referred to as Blank Docs or
Blank Forms. These Documents typically include Change Management forms (for example, you wish
to change your name, address, phone number, or direct deposit information) while other Blank Docs
may refer to Reports and Requests your organization has made available to you.
To complete a Blank Doc, simply open the document you wish to submit, enter the data requested,
and Save Final. Your document will automatically route to the appropriate department within your
organization for processing.
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Files
Documents in Records are sorted into Folders based on the type of document. The first image shows a
sample Folder structure you might see when you click on the Files button. This allows Payroll documents
to be grouped together, Personnel documents to be grouped together, so on and so forth. Users will see
different Folders based on the access they need.
Once allocated to a folder you can see how each Document is sorted into it’s unique individual Sleeve.
The second image shows what a sample Payroll Folder might include.
- If a Document has been completed you will see a piece of paper active in the Sleeve, Automatic
Deposits Authorization and W-4 in the example above.
- If a Document is currently being worked on you will see In Process above the Sleeve as indicated by
Employee Information above.
- If a Document has not been started the Sleeve will be blank. It is completely normal to have blank
Sleeves in a Folder.
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Supervisor Tools
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