Business Rules Support for Additional Redwood Employment Pages
Defaulting and validation capabilities are now supported for these pages and regions:
1. Change Manager
You can now configure defaulting and validation business rules for the Change Manager page. Here are a few examples of business rules you may come across:
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Default the "When" field with the 1st of the current month.
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In the "When and Why" section of Change Manager, default the Effective Start Date to the same date.
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Restrict retroactive changes; When creating a new manager change record, the Effective Start Date must be today or a future date.
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Display an error message if the secondary assignment of the manager is selected.
2. Edit Work Relationship
You can now configure defaulting and validation business rules for the Edit Work Relationship page. Here are a few examples of business rules you may come across:
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If the employee’s nationality is Saudi Arabia and their experience is more than 3 years, default the New Hire Status to "Done" and show an error if the user tries to change the value.
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When the employee’s last working date is earlier than the probation end date, default the value to "Yes" in the DFF segment created under Work Relationship Attributes. Otherwise, default it to "No".
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For employees from a specific country, if they select "Yes" in the DFF1 flexfield, then DFF 2 and DFF 3 flex fields must be filled in.
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A DFF date must be selected only for employees who are in Pending or Active status.
3. Employment Contracts
You can now configure defaulting and validation business rules for the Employment Contracts page. Here are a few examples of business rules you may come across:
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Based on the value selected in the contracts DFF1 default another DFF2.
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Default contract type as "Unlimited contract".
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Contract end date must be mandatory when entering a fixed term contract type.
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Make contract duration mandatory based on the selected contract type Definite or Freelancer.
4. Contract Section on Employment Pages
You can now use defaulting and validation business rules in the contract section on these pages.
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Add a Contingent Worker
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Add a Nonworker
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Add a Pending Worker
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Add Assignment
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Change Assignment
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Convert Pending Worker
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Create Work Relationship
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Hire an Employee
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Local and Global Transfer including Global Temporary Assignment
5. Individual Compensation fragment support in Employment Flows
Here are some newly added Individual Compensation Plan attributes you can now use to set up defaulting and validation business rules.
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Component ID
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Currency Switcher
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Current Allocations
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Display Currency
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Effective End Date
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Effective Start Date
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Excluded Options
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Excluded Plans
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Legal Entity ID
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Plan ID
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Plan, Option and Dates
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Prior Allocations
You can find the individual compensation attributes on these employment pages.
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Change Assignment
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Change Location
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Change Working Hours
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Correct Employment Details
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Edit Pending Worker
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Promote
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Promote And Change Position
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Transfer
Compensation Attributes Supported
Employment Flows With Compensation Attributes
6. All employment flows now support defaulting and validating transaction dates based on the payroll period.
Support Defaulting and Validation of Dates Based on Payroll Period
Enabling business rules on key Redwood pages allows you to enforce consistent data entry, streamline validations, and automate decision logic based on your specific policies.
Steps to Enable
You don't need to do anything to enable this feature.
Tips And Considerations
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To set up conditions related to the manager, you can use the Manager’s Assignment Primary indicator and the Assignment Type attributes.
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When configuring rules for the Start Date and Primary info sections in Edit Work Relationship, ensure any Descriptive Flexfields used in the conditions trigger the rule within the Work Relationship Info section.
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In Edit Work Relationship, defaulting is not supported for the Start Date and Primary Info sections
Key Resources
Here are the topics we recommend on getting started with Express Mode.
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Refer to the following documentation in this order:
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Express Mode in VBS for detailed instructions on using specific Express Mode features.
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Extending Redwood Applications for HCM and SCM Using VB Studio for details on what’s supported by HCM.
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You can refer to the VB Studio documentation "Configure an Oracle Cloud Application" to check the steps to access VB Studio from a Redwood page.
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Extending HCM Redwood Applications Using Visual Builder Studio
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Refer to the Customer Connect forum Visual Builder Studio for HCM