Advanced scenarios
Below you can find examples of how the absence request notification logic will work in more complex role management configuration cases in Quinyx.
Scenario 1
Criteria
- An employee has a direct employee role on the section of the home unit, but no direct role on the home unit.
- A manager without absence permission has a manager role on section, role level 5.
- A manager with absence permission has a manager role on unit, role level 4.
Result
The notification will go to the manager on the unit (referred to in the image below as "M lvl4" - manager, level 4), as the manager on the section doesn't have write permission on absences.
Scenario 2
Criteria
- An employee has a direct employee role on the section of the home unit AND a direct role on the home unit.
- A manager with absence permission has a manager role on section, role level 5.
- A manager with absence permission has a manager role on unit, role level 4.
Result
The notification will go to the manager on the section (referred to in the image below as "M lvl5" - manager, level 5).
Scenario 3
Criteria
- A person has employee role on home unit and manager role on another unit, role level 4.
- A manager with absence permission has a manager role on employees home unit, role level 4.
- A manager with absence permission has a manager role on district, role level 3.
Result
The notification will go to the manager on the employee's home unit (referred to in the image below as "M lvl4" - manager, level 4), as it's the manager closest the employee in the home unit tree.
Scenario 4
Criteria
- A person has employee role on home unit and employee role on customer level.
- A manager with absence permission has a manager role on employees home unit, role level 4.
- A manager with absence permission has a manager role on customer level, role level 2.
Result
The notification will go to the manager on the employee's home unit (referred to in the image below as "M lvl4" - manager, level 4), as it's the manager closest to the employee in the home unit tree.