The Admin Menu presents the tools that are used to create and maintain the structures that allow transactions to occur: an organization’s administrative information, rules, and processes. It facilitates solutions for an organization’s workforce goals and objectives by defining the data objects that affect visibility, user access, and transactional workflows.
To access the Admin Menu, you’ll click on the Admin icon—which looks like a gear—at the bottom of the navigation bar.
Admin Configuration Menu
The Admin Menu is divided into sections. Each section pertains to an area where users with relevant access and permissions can configure and manage various options for the tenant. These options, listed under each section heading, are referred to as Admin Objects.
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User
In this section of the Admin menu, you can manage important data about Users, such as contact information, login credentials, and access permissions.
You can further define how you want your users to experience the application by providing structure for their workflows and associations, ensuring that their work management is seamless and efficient.
Generally, User roles are the first thing to be set up when first configuring an SAP Fieldglass tenant.
Supplier
The Supplier section of the Admin menu allows you to establish and manage your supplier relationships.
Your suppliers have SAP Fieldglass accounts where they can manage their company's settings and respond to your requests.
It is in this section that you’d invite and qualify new suppliers to provide Job Seekers or Services to WorkingNet.
Company Structure
The Company Structure section of the Admin menu allows you to define the data elements that form the structure of a company, such as business units, cost centers, and sites.
Company Structure data objects control user visibility and access to system and reporting data and determine workflows for various processes in SAP Fieldglass.
Messaging
The Messaging section in SAP Fieldglass administration is used to manage all aspects of notifications that are generated from the application.
Messaging can include notifications within the application itself, as well as system-generated emails that are triggered based on various actions in the tool.
This allows WorkingNet users to communicate with all users, including other WorkingNet users, Suppliers, and Workers.
Workflow
The Workflow section of the Admin menu allows you to define elements that drive the flow of work for your organization.
This is where you manage the elements designed to ensure work is being processed properly: approvals, thresholds, and Activity items that help drive the day-to-day SAP Fieldglass workflow for WorkingNet.
Rate Structure
The Rate Structure section in SAP Fieldglass Administration is used to create the series of building blocks that are combined to define how workers get paid based on various criteria, such as job function, location, and hours worked.
If WorkingNet has rate agreements based on their differing Suppliers/Vendors and/or Sites for their job positions, this can also be configured as part of the overall Rate Structure.
Financial Data
The Financial Data section allows Admins to manage the finance elements of WorkingNet. It includes core accounting and invoicing information.
For example, expense codes and task codes are used to categorize entries on expense and time sheets, while invoice billing schedules are used to define the window of time in which the Supplier can submit invoices.
Worker
Use the Worker section in SAP Fieldglass Administration to create, define, and manage information related to workers, such as job posting templates, asset types, and worker qualifications.
Services
The Services section of the Admin menu allows you to define the necessary elements to create and manage Statements of Work (SOWs) for your company.
In the Services administrative section, you can define the structure for the types of services that your company requires.
Some information, such as SOW types and templates, is required to use statements of work.
Additional admin objects are optional and can be set up to support your workflow.
Configuration
The Configuration section allows organizations to enhance many of the application’s features to meet specific business needs.
It’s in this section that you can create and/or edit data objects to convey or capture information that is not part of the standard SAP Fieldglass configuration.
Integration
The Integration section of the Admin menu provides the tools for organizations to be able to share data from SAP Fieldglass with other enterprise systems.
This section allows you to download data, retrieve upload templates, process uploads, and review upload and download data activity.
Past Data
The Past Data functionality automatically moves documents that have aged out of general list views and into Past Data list views to declutter general list views and maintain organization.
Report
The Report section provides structure and efficiency tools for analytics.
It allows Admins to complete administrative tasks for reports, such as reviewing the report audit trail and adding, configuring, and/or updating report folders.
The configuration of the objects in the Reports section directly affects what reports can be run from the Analytics menu.
System Tools
The System Tools section is used to monitor certain aspects of the application.
System tools can be used to create and edit home page announcements, push time sheets to workers, and view a log of all system-generated notifications, among other things.