WorkspacesThis topic relates to Journey Workspaces | Workspaces UserIncludes bank staff, helpdesk, relationship managers, and managers | 19.05This topic was introduced with the 19.05 release | 23.04This topic was updated for the 23.04 release
Some of the text and images below may not match what you see in your Workspaces portal. This is because the features described are based on a default Workspaces portal configuration, and your Workspaces portal may be configured differently; for example, with your company's branding or with other fields. Nevertheless, the features described work the same way in every Workspaces portal.
If you manage a team, you may need to schedule work to meet various needs; for example, to share work across your team, to accommodate team member absences, or to satisfy an SLAA service-level agreement (SLA) is a commitment between a service provider and a client. Particular aspects of the service – quality, availability, responsibilities – are agreed between the service provider and the service user.. A user with access to the Manage space, such as a manager or a Workspaces administrator, can change task assignments to address any such needs.
The List screen in the Manage space includes all of the standard features of a Workspaces List screen.
The Manage space's List screen displays a list of tasks from the selected queue, and taking into consideration the current view and any active search, filter and sort options. Each row in the item list corresponds to a single task, showing a set of pre-configured data items in columns including an SLA indicator that identifies how application processing is progressing against the SLA conditions. The name of the active queue is displayed in the Queue selector, and the name of the current view is highlighted in the View selector. The list of tasks displayed can be further refined using the filter and sort options. Filtering restricts which tasks are displayed in the list, and sorting determines the order that tasks appear in the list. To learn more about these options, see Filter the Item List and Sort the Item List.
Once you've found the task you're interested in, you can select it in the item list to perform an action on it. To learn about the available actions, see Manage Actions below.
The Details screen in the Manage space supports all of the standard features of a Workspaces Details screen. It displays comprehensive information about an application and a selected task, and provides access to actions for managing applications. This includes the following features, each of which is contained in a separate card or section.
To learn about any of these features, click the links above or see The Application Details Screen if you're using Workspaces 23.04 or later and The Application Details Screen (22.10 and earlier) if you're using an earlier Workspaces release.
Prior to the 23.04 release, the application timeline is an interactive component where the user can select a task, add or view notes, and perform task actions. In the 23.04 release, these interactive features have been removed from the application timeline and, instead, are available in separate components. For details, see Task switcher, Notes, and Actions.
The following actions are available in the Manage space.
The Assign, Reassign, and Unassign actions are described below in the context of the Manage space, including examples of how to use them.
If you manage a team, you may need to schedule work to meet various needs; for example, to share work across your team, to accommodate team member absences, or to satisfy an SLAA service-level agreement (SLA) is a commitment between a service provider and a client. Particular aspects of the service – quality, availability, responsibilities – are agreed between the service provider and the service user.. A user with access to the Manage space, such as a manager or a Workspaces administrator, can change task assignments to address any such needs.
When you assign or reassign a task to a Workspaces user, only that user can work on it. Once a task is assigned to someone, other actions may become available for the assigned user to perform on the task.
If you need to remove a task assignment, you can unassign the task from the current user. For example, if a staff member goes on leave without completing an assigned task and you need to assign it to someone else, you can unassign the task from the current user and assign it to the other user. In this way, you can manage the assignment of tasks to ensure they are completed in a timely fashion.
Reassign is a handy shortcut action that removes the need to explicitly unassign a task before assigning it to someone else. Looking at the example in the previous paragraph, instead of unassigning the task from the staff member that goes on leave and then assigning it to someone else, you can simply reassign the task to change who the task is assigned to.
Let's go step by step through some examples for activities that you may need to perform when managing tasks.
There are examples for the following actions below.
Step-by-step examples are also available for other actions that you may find useful while managing tasks.
This example shows you how to use global filters to narrow down the item list to just those tasks for recently created applications, then assign a task to a Workspaces user.
This example shows you how to use view filters to narrow down the item list to just those tasks assigned to a specific user, then reassign a task to another Workspaces user.
This example shows you how to use a filter to narrow the item list down to just those tasks assigned to a specific Workspaces user, then unassign one of these task.