The Transfer
process supports an employee's organizational reassignment to a new position outside of the current manager's area of responsibility. After the process is run, the employee's master data is up to date. The business roles of Sending Manager
, Receiving Manager
, Supervisor of Sending Manager
, and HR Administrator
are actively involved in performing the process. The affected employee is kept informed about the process by e-mail.
Using the Transfer
process accelerates and optimizes the transfer procedure, since the system integration of all roles guarantees that work items are forwarded as soon as possible, and that all parties are informed at all times.
To be able to use this sample process for test purposes, you must have performed the Customizing activities for HR Administrative Services
as described in .
Object type | ID | Name |
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Process |
| Transfer |
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ISR Scenario |
| Transfer |
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| Transfer |
Form Scenario |
| Transfer |
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| Transfer |
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| Request Accept/process Approve Complete processing |
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| General attachments |
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| Personnel Administration infotypes |
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| Positions reporting to manager |
| Functions for system user names |
1. Sending manager initiates transfer
The manager, from whose area the employee is to be transferred, initiates the Transfer
process by selecting the relevant employee and the Transfer
process. The manager then completes the appropriate form. In the form, the manager enters the date of the transfer, the receiving manager's system user name, and the reason for the transfer. After entering and checking the data, the manager sends the request.
2. Receiving manager accepts the request or requests for it to be revised
The transfer request appears in the universal worklist
(UWL) of the receiving manager. On accessing the work item, the manager receives the form filled out by the sending manager in step 1. If all data is correct, the receiving manager enters the new position in the form and sends it on. If the receiving manager wants the sending manager to revise or change the form, he or she chooses Back to Author
. The author (the sending manager) returns the form to the receiving manager after revising it.
3. Supervisor of sending manager processes the request
The request for transfer appears in the universal worklist
of the receiving manager's supervisor. The supervisor can select the following:
Request Revision - In this case, the form is sent back to the requester.
Approve Transfer - In this case, the form is sent on to the HR Administrator
(see step 4).
Reject Transfer - In this case, the process is complete, therefore step 4 is not executed.
4. HR Administrator
completes data
The transfer request appears in the HR Administrator's universal worklist
. The administrator adds data about the employee's organizational assignment.
5. End of process
After the HR Administrator
has sent the form, the system transfers the data from the form to the master data. If you are using the Digital Personnel File
(DPF) and have made the relevant Customizing settings, the system stores the form in the employee's DPF.
The process has the following results:
Transfer Carried Out
: The employee's master data has been updated according to the entries on the form.
Transfer Rejected
: No changes have been made to the employee's master data.