Title: OnBase
1OnBase
- OnBase Resolution Tracking and Approval Process
- SCC/OPU Approvals
2- The SCC/OPU Approval is an added enhancement in
the new OnBase Resolution Tracking and Approval
solution. This approval mirrors the FMS purchase
order approval process. When a resolution is
entered against any of the account numbers that
you are responsible for the resolution will
appear in your SCC/OPU Queue for your review and
approval. This queue is located in the OnBase
Resolution Approval Process. - The FMS account code restriction file is used to
identify which purchase order approver should
have access for the approvals of each resolution.
The FMS account code restriction file is updated
daily to ensure accuracy. If you identify an
account that you do not have access to, please
contact Bernie Eichner at 574-8240 or Nora Svatek
at 574-8237.
3- This SCC/OPU queue should be checked periodically
throughout the day to keep the workflow of the
resolution moving. - Log into Internet Explorer then go to
http//srlc9onb02/AppNet/Login.aspx. The OnBase
login screen will appear. Your username is the
same as your FMS username. The first time you log
in your password is password. After the
initial sign on you will be prompted to change
your password. You will also have the ability to
change your password as needed.
4After logging into OnBase, click
DocumentgtWorkflow.
5Scroll down to Resolution Approval Process.
6Click on the plus sign to the left of Resolution
Process. Your workflow and the queues that you
have access to will appear. For resolution
approval at the scc/opu level, click on the
scc/opu queue.
7Any resolutions that you need to review and
approve will appear in a hit list in the upper
right hand pane on your screen. To review and
approve the resolution related to your account
numbers, click on the resolution. It will
appear in the lower pane of your window. If the
resolution is not visible, you will need to
expand your screen so it appears.
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9- At this time you now have the ability to review
the resolution by using the scroll bar located in
the resolution pane on the right hand side. If
you are satisfied with the validity and accuracy
of this resolution, you will press the box
labeled Approve Resolution. If you do not
agree with this resolution, press the stop sign
labeled Dispute Resolution. A dispute box will
appear that allows you to make comments. Enter
your comments in this sticky note. This note
will follow the resolution for the life of the
resolution. - If the resolution is disputed, it is routed back
to the Chief Dispute queue for review and changes
by the Originator. - If the resolution is approved by you, it is then
routed to your Chief review queue for continuing
through the approval workflow until it ultimately
becomes an FMS purchase order.