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You can configure the email that is sent when the workflow is put on someone's Task List. Jerry , the Manager, receives an email notifying him if there is a new task in the Task List. To set this up, click on the (Task) Assignment Section in the property panel. Make changes to the Task Notification Email section at the bottom of the Wizard as shown below. Notice the Templatized Strings in the message shown in the image below.
Jerry, the manager, will receive an email informing him that there is a New Employee On Boarding task on his Task List. Notice the {task.list.url} is replaced by the link to Jerry's task list. When Jerry clicks this link, he will be directed to his task list. He will have to login if he is not signed on to access it.
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- Log in as the designer. Click on the Spaces tab.
- Click Add to create a new space, type a Space ID and Space Name, and then click Create. You will be directed to the space designer.
- Since we set the state of the Employee On Boarding workflow to Production in a previous step, it will automatically be included, along with the Task List as menu items in the newly created space.
- Verify that the left panel is hidden. If not, click the icon to hide it.
- Select regular for the form width from the Min Width dropdown on the Property pane.
- If your tenant is in the cloud, click the Save and Exit icon and proceed to the Test the Employee On Boarding workflow section.
- If you are using an in-house installation,
- Click the menu edit icon. Replace the <localhost:8082> in the urls for the Task List and the Employee On Boarding workflow with your server name and port. If you are concerned about portability to another system, make the URL's relative by removing the protocol, server and port information.
- Click the Save and Exit icon to save the changes and proceed to the Test the Employee On Boarding workflow section.
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