How operators can add task to Live Processes
The Weever platform provides operational flexibility by allowing users to dynamically modify active processes to address real-time requirements. This capability ensures that unexpected events or necessary corrective actions are documented and assigned without disrupting the established workflow.
Key Takeaways
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The Weever platform provides operational flexibility by allowing users to dynamically modify active processes to address real-time requirements.
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This capability ensures that unexpected events or necessary corrective actions are documented and assigned without disrupting the established workflow.
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There are two primary methods for adding work during execution:
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Action Item form field
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manual "Add Task" button.
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The Action Item field is integrated directly into a form via the Form Builder and allows users to generate instruction-only tasks that are added to the current step.
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Conversely, the "Add Task" button—available by default in all processes—allows for greater customization, enabling users to name tasks, set priorities, and choose between adding instructions or entirely new forms.
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When adding form tasks manually, administrators should ensure a dedicated action item form exists to streamline the data entry process.
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These tools collectively empower staff to adjust to facility conditions on the fly while maintaining a complete and transparent audit trail.
"How-To" Guide: Managing Action Items and Manual Tasks
Implementing the Action Item Field
- Open the relevant form in the Form Builder.
- Add the Action Item field to the form layout.
- During execution, the operator clicks this field to open a modal where they can provide specific instructions and assign the task to another user.
- Optionally, enable email notifications to alert the assignee immediately.
- The new task is automatically appended to the current process step.
Manually Adding Tasks during a Process
- Click the "Add Task" button, which is available by default in all active processes.
- Provide a Task Name and assign a Priority level.
- Select the task type: Instruction or Form.
- If selecting a form, target a pre-built form (best practice is to use a dedicated "Action Item" form).
- Determine if the task should create a new submission or update an existing one.
- Select the Required Fields that must be completed for the task to be marked as "Done"