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|Short Description=MintHCM's Conclusions module is a dedicated tool for efficiently managing and recording conclusions within your organization. This module provides essential features for articulating, tracking, and linking conclusions to related records, including Improvements and Problems.  
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==== Overview ====
 
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The Conclusions module in MintHCM serves as a solution for organizing and overseeing conclusions. Users can document, monitor, and collaborate on conclusions, fostering transparent communication across teams.  
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The Conclusions module in MintHCM offers a flexible space designed for users to capture and manage various conclusions within the system. It serves as a tool allowing individuals to document and monitor conclusions, providing a platform for transparent communication among teams. It's important to note that the module isn't prescriptive about the type of information users can input—it's entirely up to them. They can record any relevant conclusions, connect them to specific meetings or employees, and assign responsible users. The module's purpose is to facilitate documentation of some loose thoughts within the system, offering fields designed to capture all related details. Users have the liberty to decide what information to input, as the module's design supports adaptability to diverse organizational needs.
 
 
Notably, the Conclusions module establishes connections with the Improvements and Problems modules, allowing users to link conclusions to specific improvement initiatives or problem-solving efforts. This enhances the module's usability by providing a better view of how conclusions relate to ongoing organizational processes.
 
 
 
Similar to other modules, users can explore conclusion records through standard perspectives such as List, detailed, or customizable views. Adding or modifying records is a straightforward process, involving the opening of an edit view and completion of the form containing fields relevant to the conclusion. The list view and Conclusions dashlet offer convenient options for reviewing all recorded conclusions.
 
  
 
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The 'Conclusions' module is intricately connected with several key modules, amplifying its utility across various aspects of organizational management. These related modules include:
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The Conclusions module establishes connections with the [[Module:Improvements|Improvements]] and [[Module:Problems|Problems]] modules, allowing users to link conclusions to specific improvement initiatives or problems that has been identified and documented within the system. Apart from that Conclusions module records can be related to a particular [[Module:Meetings|meetings]] where these conclusions were drawn or discussed, providing a direct correlation between the conclusion and the relevant meeting.
 
 
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In MintHCM, the Conclusions module collaborates seamlessly with other components of the organizational workflow. Particularly, it establishes vital connections with the Improvements and Problems modules. Users can effortlessly link conclusions to specific improvement initiatives or problem-solving endeavors. This integration ensures that conclusions are added to ongoing organizational processes, providing valuable insights within a broader context.
 
 
 
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In the hiring process, the Conclusions module assumes a practical role in documenting and analyzing crucial insights. As hiring decisions unfold, conclusions can be recorded and linked to pertinent hiring-related records. This feature enables a comprehensive review of decision-making processes over time, facilitating the identification of patterns, successes, and areas for enhancement. Transparent communication and collaboration are fostered, contributing to the continuous refinement and optimization of the hiring process and.
 
 
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Latest revision as of 10:27, 5 January 2024

Conclusions
Name: Conclusions
Tech Name: Conclusions
Class Name: Conclusions
Type: Standard
Template: Security_groups, Assignable, Basic
Custom Module: No
Auditable: Yes
Importable: No
Reportable: Yes
Hide module on Main Page: No

Short Description

MintHCM's Conclusions module is a tool for managing and recording conclusions within your organization. This module provides features for articulating, tracking, and linking conclusions to related records, including Improvements and Problems.


Screens
  1. MintHCM - Conclusions - createView.png
  2. MintHCM - Conclusions - detailView.png
  3. MintHCM - Conclusions - listView.png


Business Description

Overview

The Conclusions module in MintHCM offers a flexible space designed for users to capture and manage various conclusions within the system. It serves as a tool allowing individuals to document and monitor conclusions, providing a platform for transparent communication among teams. It's important to note that the module isn't prescriptive about the type of information users can input—it's entirely up to them. They can record any relevant conclusions, connect them to specific meetings or employees, and assign responsible users. The module's purpose is to facilitate documentation of some loose thoughts within the system, offering fields designed to capture all related details. Users have the liberty to decide what information to input, as the module's design supports adaptability to diverse organizational needs.

Fields

The Conclusions module is comprised of multiple fields, each meticulously crafted with a distinct purpose in mind, serving to capture and organize essential conclusions-related information. Here is a detailed explanation of each field:

Name The concise title or description of the conclusion.
Meeting The meeting related with the conclusion record.
Employee The Employee related with the conclusion record.
Assigned User The user designated to manage or handle the assigned conclusion.
Date Created The date and time when the conclusion was initially created.
Date Modified The date and time when the conclusion was last edited or modified.

Note: Fields marked with an asterisk are required. Saving the record without providing input to them beforehand won't be possible.

Relations

The Conclusions module establishes connections with the Improvements and Problems modules, allowing users to link conclusions to specific improvement initiatives or problems that has been identified and documented within the system. Apart from that Conclusions module records can be related to a particular meetings where these conclusions were drawn or discussed, providing a direct correlation between the conclusion and the relevant meeting.

Custom Actions

Processes

Related Processes

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Affected by

Initiating

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Structure

Relationships

LaftTypeRightShort DescriptionRelationship
Meetingsone-to-manyConclusionsOne Meeting record can have many related Conclusions records, but a specific Conclusions record can be related to only one Meeting record.Relationship: Meetings - Conclusions
Usersone-to-manyConclusionsSpecific Sugar user can modify many account records, but specific account record last modification was performed by specific user.Relationship: Users - Conclusions
Usersone-to-manyConclusionsSpecific Sugar user can create many account records, but specific account record can be created by only one user.Relationship: Users - Conclusions
Usersone-to-manyConclusionsSpecific Sugar user can be assigned to many account records, but specific account record can only have one user assigned.Relationship: Users - Conclusions

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Technical Description

Dev Notes