How can the Administrator/Supervisor filter the view of their customers?
Get started using filters in your employee directory. The Administrator/Supervisor has the option to filter either the employee groups, the job titles, the user types or the employment types.
This can help clarify the display of employees in the employee file and whether there should be any employees, who have not been assigned an employee group, job title or employment type.
Read more in the article about how the Administrator/Supervisor can filter the employee files:
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How can the Administrator/Supervisor filter the employee groups?
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How can the Administrator/Supervisor filter the employment types?
This is how the Administrator/Supervisor can filter the employee groups
Click on Group |
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Then click on the dropdown All groups > select the desired view |
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By using this function, it will be possible to display all employee groups, a specific group of employees or all employees who are not in a group.
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This is how the Administrator/Supervisor can filter the job titles
Click on Job title |
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Then click on the dropdown menu All job titles > select the desired view |
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It is possible to filter a specific job title that may be applied to the employees. It is also possible to display all employees without a job title. |
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This is how the Administrator/Supervisor can filter the user types
Click on Type |
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Then click on the dropdown menu All types > select which view is desired |
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The Administrator/Supervisor can through this get an overview of which employees have been assigned which user types. |
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This is how the Administrator/Supervisor can filter the employment types
Click on Employment |
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Then click on the dropdown menu All types of employment > select which view is desired |
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It is possible to filter on a specific employment type, which has been applied to the employees. It is also possible to display all employees without an employment type. |
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