Here you can find several examples of Workflows and Email templates, commonly used for HR processes. Remember to visit our article Create Workflows and Email templates to learn how to set them up.
Note: For these examples, we recommend that you first create the email templates and, afterward, you build the workflows in which they will be used.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Notification before an upcoming birthday
- Reminder upload of medical certificate for sickness over three days
- Information in the employee profile has been changed
- Reminder of remaining vacation from the previous year
- Expiry of the validity of a document
- Task for the renewal of the certificate of enrollment
- Reminder of an open Task
- Two-Step Approval Process
Notification before an upcoming birthday
Email template overview
First, set up the details of your email template:
Email template name: Upcoming birthday reminder
Subject: Reminder: {!userPersonal.nextBirthday} is the birthday of {!userPersonal.displayName}
Body:
Hello, {!userPersonal.nextBirthday} is the birthday of {!userPersonal.displayName}. Please take care of the next steps according to your team-related arrangements. Best regards, Your HR Team |
Afterward, fill in the email template settings on the right panel as follows:
- Category: choose HR
- Company: choose your preferred company
- Language: choose your preferred language
- Object: Employee
- Field: (empty)
Finally, click CREATE to save your email template and finish the first step.
Workflow definition overview
First, fill in the fields as follows:
Workflow name | Upcoming birthday reminder |
Object selected | Employee |
Trigger | Custom trigger: Next birthday |
Schedule | 5 days before |
Filter | Active - equals to - Active |
Your workflow will look like this:
Click SAVE AND NEXT. Then, click ADD ACTION and fill the fields as follows:
Action name | Upcoming birthday reminder |
Action type | Email alert |
Email template | Upcoming birthday reminder |
Sender email address | no-reply@kenjo.io |
Recipient | Manager |
The action you just added will look like this:
Finally, click ADD ACTION. Click FINISH to finish setting up your workflow. Remember to activate your workflow once you are ready to use it by setting the toggle ACTIVE.
Reminder upload of medical certificate for sickness over three days
Email template overview
First, set up the details of your email template:
Email template name: Reminder to upload a medical certificate for sickness over 3 days
Subject: Reminder: Please upload your medical certificate to Kenjo
Body:
Hello, Please upload your doctor certificate here in Kenjo for your {!_timeOffTypeName} from {!_from} to {!_to}. If you have already uploaded your medical certificate, please consider this email irrelevant. We wish you a good recovery and look forward to seeing you soon! Best regards, Your HR Team |
Afterward, fill in the email template settings on the right panel as follows:
- Category: choose HR
- Company: choose your preferred company
- Language: choose your preferred language
- Object: Time off request
- Field: (empty)
Finally, click CREATE to save your email template and finish the first step.
Workflow definition overview
First, fill in the fields as follows:
Workflow name | Reminder to upload a medical certificate for sickness over 3 days |
Object selected | Time off request |
Trigger | Time off request record is created |
Schedule | Immediately after |
Filter | Time off type - equals to - Sickness Working days/hours - greater than or equals to - 3 |
Your workflow will look like this (make sure to add all the filters from the table above):
Click SAVE AND NEXT. Then, click ADD ACTION and fill the fields as follows:
Action name | Reminder to upload a medical certificate |
Action type | Email alert |
Email template | Reminder to upload a medical certificate for sickness over 3 days |
Sender email address | no-reply@kenjo.io |
Recipient | Employee |
The action you just added will look like this:
Finally, click ADD ACTION. Click FINISH to finish setting up your workflow. Remember to activate your workflow once you are ready to use it by setting the toggle ACTIVE.
Information in the employee profile has been changed
Email template overview
First, set up the details of your email template:
Email template name: Information in the employee profile has been changed
Subject: In the profile of {!userPersonal.displayName}, information has been changed
Body:
Hello, In the employee profile of {!userPersonal.displayName} details have been changed. Best regards, Your HR Team |
Afterward, fill in the email template settings on the right panel as follows:
- Category: choose HR
- Company: choose your preferred company
- Language: choose your preferred language
- Object: Employee
- Field: (empty)
Finally, click CREATE to save your email template and finish the first step.
Workflow definition overview
First, fill in the fields as follows:
Workflow name | Information in the employee profile has been changed |
Object selected | Employee |
Trigger | Employee record is updated |
Schedule | Immediately after |
Filter | IBAN code - is modified (suggestion) |
Note: The filter is optional. If no filter is selected, you will be informed about every change in an employee's profile.
The workflow from the example will notify you whenever the IBAN code of one of your employees has been changed. You can create other workflows following this example and setting different filters to ensure you get notified whenever any important information on your employees' profiles gets modified. You can also edit the email template to further specify which information has changed.
Your workflow will look like this:
Click SAVE AND NEXT. Then, click ADD ACTION and fill the fields as follows:
Action name | Information in the employee profile has been changed |
Action type | Email alert |
Email template | Information in the employee profile has been changed |
Sender email address | no-reply@kenjo.io |
Recipient | Select employee (suggestion) |
Note: In our example, we have chosen the Recipient "Select employee" as we only want to notify the HR manager about this change.
The action you just added will look like this:
Finally, click ADD ACTION. Click FINISH to finish setting up your workflow. Remember to activate your workflow once you are ready to use it by setting the toggle ACTIVE.
Reminder of remaining vacation from the previous year
Email template overview
First, set up the details of your email template:
Email template name: Reminder: Expiration of carryover days from the previous year
Subject: Expiration of carryover days from last year
Body:
Dear employees,
The vacation days carried over from last year will expire on the 31st of March of this year.
Please check your holiday balance and make sure you use any remaining carryover days before that date. Best regards,
Your HR Team |
Afterward, fill in the email template settings on the right panel as follows:
- Category: choose HR
- Company: choose your preferred company
- Language: choose your preferred language
- Object: Recurrent workflow
- Field: (empty)
Finally, click CREATE to save your email template and finish the first step.
Workflow definition overview
Note: As the expiration of carryover days happens yearly, this is a recurrent workflow. This is one of the only workflows where we toggle the option "Repeat workflow", so every year you can send your employees a reminder of the vacation days they still haven't taken.
First, fill in the fields as follows:
Workflow name | Reminder: Expiration of carryover days from the previous year |
Repeat | Yearly |
Starting on | date to start |
Ends | Never |
Your workflow will look like this:
Click SAVE AND NEXT. Then, click ADD ACTION and fill the fields as follows:
Action name | Reminder: Expiration of carryover days from the previous year |
Action type | Email alert |
Email template | Reminder: Expiration of carryover days from the previous year |
Sender email address | no-reply@kenjo.io |
Select company | Your company |
The action you just added will look like this:
Finally, click ADD ACTION. Click FINISH to finish setting up your workflow. Remember to activate your workflow once you are ready to use it by setting the toggle ACTIVE.
Expiry of the validity of a document
Email template overview
First, set up the details of your email template:
Email template name: Expiry of the validity of a document
Subject: The document {!name} of {!relatedTo} expires on {!validUntil}
Body:
Hello, the document {!name} tagged {!tags} by {!relatedTo} expires on {!validUntil}. Please take the necessary actions if the document needs to be renewed. Best regards, Your HR Team |
Afterward, fill in the email template settings on the right panel as follows:
- Category: choose HR
- Company: choose your preferred company
- Language: choose your preferred language
- Object: Document
- Field: (empty)
Finally, click CREATE to save your email template and finish the first step.
Workflow definition overview
First, fill in the fields as follows:
Workflow name | Expiry of the validity of a document |
Object | Document |
Trigger | Document valid until |
Schedule | 14 days before |
Your workflow will look like this:
Click SAVE AND NEXT. Then, click ADD ACTION and fill the fields as follows:
Action name | Expiry of the validity of a document |
Action type | Email alert |
Email template | Expiry of the validity of a document |
Sender email address | no-reply@kenjo.io |
Recipient | Select employee |
The action you just added will look like this:
Note: In this case, we have chosen "Select employee" as we want to notify the HR manager only about this change.
Finally, click ADD ACTION. Click FINISH to finish setting up your workflow. Remember to activate your workflow once you are ready to use it by setting the toggle ACTIVE.
Task for the renewal of the certificate of enrollment
Note: The "Certificate of enrollment" tag must have been previously created and used. To create the tag, go to Settings > Smart docs > Settings > (+) ADD TAG
Workflow definition overview
First, fill in the fields as follows:
Workflow name | Task for the renewal of the certificate of enrollment |
Object | Document |
Trigger | Document valid until |
Schedule | 14 days before |
Filter | Tags - equals to - Certificate of enrollment |
Your workflow will look like this:
Click SAVE AND NEXT. Then, click ADD ACTION and fill the fields as follows:
Action name | Task for the renewal of the certificate of enrollment |
Action type | Task |
Assig | Employee |
Due date | 14 days after |
The action you just added will look like this:
Finally, click ADD ACTION. Click FINISH to finish setting up your workflow. Remember to activate your workflow once you are ready to use it by setting the toggle ACTIVE.
Reminder of an open Task
Email template overview
First, set up the details of your email template:
Email template name: Reminder of an open Task
Subject: Reminder of your Task {!title} with due date on {!dueDate}
Body:
Hello, You have a Task named {!title} in Kenjo that is past its due date on {!dueDate}. Please complete it as soon as possible and mark it as done. You can check your Tasks in Kenjo by clicking here. Best regards, Your HR Team |
Afterward, fill in the email template settings on the right panel as follows:
- Category: choose HR
- Company: choose your preferred company
- Language: choose your preferred language
- Object: Task
- Field: (empty)
Finally, click CREATE to save your email template and finish the first step.
Workflow definition overview
First, fill in the fields as follows:
Workflow definition | Reminder of an open Task |
Object | Task |
Trigger | Custom trigger: Due date |
Schedule | 1 after |
Filter | Done - not equals to - Done |
Your workflow will look like this:
Click SAVE AND NEXT. Then, click ADD ACTION and fill the fields as follows:
Action name | Reminder of an open Task |
Action type | Email alert |
Email template | Reminder of an open Task |
Sender email address | no-reply@kenjo.io |
Recipient | Employee |
The action you just added will look like this:
Finally, click ADD ACTION. Click FINISH to finish setting up your workflow. Remember to activate your workflow once you are ready to use it by setting the toggle ACTIVE.
Two-Step Approval Process
This workflow is meant to notify the second approver of a time off request. To be able to use this workflow, you should have activated the Two-step approval in Settings > Time off > Settings. The first approver is, by default, the direct managers set on the “Reports to” field of the employee and is who gets the notification of a new Time off request through the workflow “Time off: Notification to manager”. With the workflow you-re about to create, the second approver will receive a notification to approve the request once the first approval had done so.
Email template overview
First, set up the details of your email template:
Email template name: 2-step approval
Subject: You have a pending time off request as a second approver
Body:
Hello, There is a {!_timeOffTypeName} request from {!relatedUser.displayName} already approved by his/her direct manager waiting for your approval in Kenjo. You can view this request directly in Kenjo. Best regards, Your HR Team |
Afterward, fill in the email template settings on the right panel as follows:
- Category: choose HR
- Company: choose your preferred company
- Language: choose your preferred language
- Object: Time off
- Field: (empty)
Finally, click CREATE to save your email template and finish the first step.
Workflow definition overview
First, fill in the fields as follows:
Workflow definition | 2-step approval |
Object | Time off request |
Trigger | Time off request record is updated |
Schedule | Inmediately after |
Filter | Status - equals to - InApproval |
Your workflow will look like this:
Click SAVE AND NEXT. Then, click ADD ACTION and fill the fields as follows:
Action name | 2-step approval |
Action type | Email alert |
Email template | 2-step approval |
Sender email address | no-reply@kenjo.io |
Recipient | Select employee (the specific employee selected as the second approver) |
Finally, click on FINISH.
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