Sections of the Work Item Screen
After creating the work item, the user is presented with the following screen:
Actions: This section describes which step the work-item is in the process. In this example, we are in Pending Advisor Review.
ePACs Work Items: The ePACs Work Items pane displays some of the work item’s attributes. Click on the work item row to open its Details form
Client Documents: This section displays the list of all the forms filled in the Work Item. Click on the corresponding row to open the form in the Document Viewer.
Required Forms:The Required Forms pane displays the list of all the required forms present in the Work Item. Click on the Open button to view the form in the Document Viewer.
Optional Forms: The Optional Forms pane displays the list of all the optional forms present in the Work Item. Click on the Add button to move a form into the Required Forms pane
Client Folder: The Client Folder pane displays some basic attributes of the account owner such as the first and last name. Click on the row to see the entire list of attributes.
Client Subfolder:The Client Subfolder pane displays some basic attributes of the account. Click on the row to open its Details form.
Clearing Validations on the Forms
Note: Docupace will not validate every field. It is important to look at all the validations (both red and yellow) to reduce the possibility of the investment application from being NIGO'd back to you.
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Form Synchronization
For new accounts, the account application with be the first document presented to the rep. When you save the document, the following events will occur:
Event 1: All validation prompts for the filled-in fields are cleared out.
Event 2: If the forms share common attribute types (for example, an account number field), then the data entered in one form is cascaded down to all the other forms to reduce the amount of data entry necessary.
Event 3: After filling out the forms, you can reassign the forms or gather signatures from the clients, as required.
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Note: Once all the forms are filled out satisfactorily, click on Actions > eSign to start the eSigning process. Otherwise, click on Actions and then Combine and Print to gather the forms for wet signatures. For more information, refer to the eSigning – In-Person and Remote and Preparing Documents for Wet Sign user guides.
