How To
Allocating a Stage to an employee category
CCH Central
When you add a Stage to a Schedule, the employee category defaults to -UNSPECIFIED-.
You can keep the default setting or for better control over resourcing and reporting, allocate the stage to a specific employee category.
If you allocate the stage to:
- -UNSPECIFIED- it means that no specific person is assigned to complete the work. As a result, any employee can create a Timesheet against the Stage and Tasks.
This is the system default and if your practice maintains this setting, there is no need to complete the steps below. - a specific employee category — an example might be, Manager or Administration, it means that no one but an employee in the category selected can create a Timesheet against the Stage and Tasks.
Follow the steps below to allocate the stage to an employee category.
- Find the Assignment.
- Click the Schedule tab on the Assignment Details page.
The Schedule tab appears. - Select the Schedule from the drop down list (located under the tab labelled Schedule).
The Schedule list appears. - Click the expand
button against the stage you want. The stage expands to show the Employee Category details.
5. Click the default -UNSPECIFIED-. A drop-down button appears.
6. Click the drop-down button.
7. Select the employee category from the drop-down description list.
8. Repeat steps 4 to 7 for each stage.
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