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This document describes all actions that can be done within Docupace Work Items.

An open Work Item


Opening A Work Item

Click on a Work Item to open and view its contents.

You can also hover your mouse over the record and click on the blue folder icon that appears.

To open Work Item Details screen, hover your mouse over the record and click on the blue pencil icon that appears.


Reviewing A Work Item

When you open a Work Item from your Dashboard, it will open that Work Item and list any documents that are included. Once in the Work Item, you can edit the documents and perform different tasks/actions. The top-left section of a Work Item will show in which task queue it is currently.

Open Work Item


Work Item Actions

Work item Actions are the potential ‘next steps’ a user may select to move the work item to the next queue in the workflow. These actions are pre-built to guide a user on the actions they can take to ensure consistent process across the entire user base. Each firm’s site may be configured to have different actions, so this list may differ. 

There are many types of actions you can take while in a work item. These may vary based on your user role and how your firm’s site is configured. To see your available actions, click the Actions button. This will open a dropdown list. The image shows an example of possible action.

Work Item Actions

Work Item Actions

Button

Definition

Attach

You can add documents from your hard drive directly into the work item

eSign

Begin the eSign process by specifying details for who will be electronically signing the documentation

Combine & Print

(or Wet Sign)

This allows you to print all the filled out forms and scanned documents (with barcode coversheets for each one) and gathers wet signatures or additional data for the forms.

Combine, Print & Submit

Similar to Combine & Print, but after you successfully print with coversheets, it will push the work item to the next queue, while you are out getting the signatures

Barcode

(or Coversheet)

If you have additional documents to scan into the work item, you can generate a barcode coversheet for the entire work item to add with your other Starting Point barcodes when scanning

Reassign

You can reassign the work item directly to another user from here

eCheck / Open Account

Account specific actions that can be configured for the workflow

Sync from Form

Allows a user to synchronize their most updated data from a previous form into the existing forms to reduce typing of data and ensure consistency


Work Item Client Documents Section

In the Work Item Client Documents section, you can:

  1. View the current document records included in your work item.

  2. Add new documents from your hard drive or a scanning station.

  3. Create new documents from forms in the Form Library.

  4. Perform Work item Actions as described above.

  5. Perform additional actions, such as stamp documents, merge several documents together, create a new work item from selected documents, or remove documents from the work item.

Info

Note: Button names maybe be configured differently on your firm’s site. Available buttons also depend on the queue that the WI is currently placed in, as well as on your user permissions within the system.

Work Item Client Documents Section


Viewing and Editing a Document

Click on the document name in the Work Item Client Documents section to open it in the Document Viewer. If it is a fillable PDF form, you can edit its field values in the viewer.



Viewing the Folder/Subfolder Information

When you select the Folder/Subfolder link, the Client Folder and its contents will be opened.


Client Folder Contents

Client Folder Contents


Work Item Details

Clicking on a line item in the Clients Work Item (previously called ePACs Work Item) section or clicking on the blue pencil icon in the pop-up toolbar opens the work item details screen. Here you can view more detailed information about the work item’s history, such as the Event History or Notes added while passing through the workflow.

Work Item Contents

Work Item Details

The primary Details page is followed by various sub-sections of information. Select the section on the left side navigation to scroll to that specific information.

Details by Section

Details by Section

When a section has multiple entries recorded, it will show a number to the right of the section:

An arrow is pointing to the event history section, which shows that it has ten items.

Sections with Multiple Entries

You can edit the information for the work item. Once updates are completed, click the Save or Save and Close button in the top toolbar.

Editing a Work Item

Editing a Work Item


Adding Referenced Work Item Details

In some of the work item sections, you can only add values from another referenced list/domain. For instance, NIGO Reason Codes are not added directly. Instead, they are selected from a pre-configured list. In such cases:

  1. Click the Add button in the top-right corner of the section. 

  2. Depending on the size and location of the list, there are two possibilities:

    1. You will be redirected to a list of codes to choose from and, once selected, they will appear in the list.

    2. You will be redirected to a search screen where you can use a more detailed search to retrieve the intended information.

  3. Once you’ve selected the values, they will show in the appropriate section of the Work Item Details.

NIGO Reaction Codes

NIGO Reason Codes


Work Item Details Sections

There are sections within the work item that you may need to access. Visibility of these sections may vary depending on your data role and on the workflow.

Section

Description

Event History

This provides details of each step in the workflow. This is great when you need to see a historical view of a work item’s journey through the workflow.

Attached Documents

The documents within the work item are listed here. Sorting by column is available.

Reason Codes

NIGO, Reject, QC, depending on the site.

Memo and Advisor Notes History (depends on the site)

Provides unique notes that were added to the work item. Normally this for updates should an item be in NIGO or Reject condition. This is a method for the staff to relate information back to the advisors.

Note

Troubleshooting: If you are experiencing an error when indexing of Client Subfolder, contact your System Administrator to fix the issue.

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Troubleshooting on Client Subfolder indexing