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Business Process Control A controlled business process is a defined series of predefined multi-user steps required to complete a (typically manual) task, such as the approval of a purchase order or an engineering change.
Each process step refers to a previously defined department but can additionally specify any number of employee or equipment resource classes required in the process, and can reference specific employees and employee supervisors for notification of a process sequence’s initiation.
As an example, a business process can be automatically generated by the INFO.NET system based on the creation of, a sales order, an accounts payable voucher or an engineering change.
Once the process is created, the employees responsible for the next action or actions are notified via email or phone text messages. They are then given what management considers a reasonable period of time to complete their task and notify Info.Net that they are done. Once they notify Info.Net they are done, the next employees or vendors are notified.
There are 39 defined business process types available, but addtional business processes may also be manually created without reference to any INFO.NET data element.
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