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Universal Worklist (UWL) Is An Application in The UT Administrative Portal
Universal Worklist (UWL) Is An Application in The UT Administrative Portal
Work items are tasks that you need to execute to perform functions such as
approving an Employee Pay Change E-form, approving an E-Recruiting
Candidate to be Hired or resubmitting a rejected IRIS transaction.
Task preview
information
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Universal Worklist
You can also go directly to a particular row number by typing the number in the
Row field (e.g., 11 shown above).
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Universal Worklist
• You can forward a work item to another user in one of two ways:
o Click on the icon immediately following the underlined task
subject and select Forward within the small window that appears.
o Click on the selection box to the left of the work item line to select it,
and then click on the Forward button found at the bottom of the task
preview area (circled in red below).
• If you reserve a work item, no other approvers with whom you may share
approval responsibility can see that work item. Work items in this situation
have a status of In Progress. Two actions will reserve a work item:
o Execute the work item.
o Click on the Assign to Me button found at the bottom of the task
preview area (circled in red below).
• You must replace a work item that has been reserved before other
approvers can see it again. After it has been replaced, the status of the
work item will return to New. To replace a work item, click on the Cancel
Assignment button found at the bottom of the task preview area (circled in
red below).
• The Resubmit button removes the work item from your UWL Inbox for one
week before returning it. It is recommended that you avoid using this
feature.
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Universal Worklist
The Manage Substitution Rules popup window will appear as shown below. Use
this window to:
• View and manage your task substitution rules.
• Make an assignee receive your tasks.
• Set an assignee to fill in for you (e.g., if you are unexpectedly absent).
• Create several substitution rules to cover all cases.
• See other users’ substitution rules involving you.
• Take over another user’s tasks (if the user has allowed you to “fill in”).
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