Online Forms
Pen and paper is so 1900's. Move forms online and save yourself the trouble.
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Hi, I'm Tyler Herek, and I'm pretty sure the point of technology is to make this kind of thing a thing of the past.
As a technology leader, you have an impact on every aspect of your district's operations. You know full well that sometimes, a major improvement can be as simple as raising awareness of a capability that already exists...
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Hi, I'm Tyler Herek, and I'm pretty sure the point of technology is to make this kind of thing a thing of the past.
As a technology leader, you have an impact on every aspect of your district's operations. You know full well that sometimes, a major improvement can be as simple as raising awareness of a capability that already exists.
Skyward's online forms are just one example.
Online Forms
From your HR dashboard, click on Employee, then Online Forms.
Here, you'll be able to review existing forms or add a new one.
One of the more popular uses of Online Forms is the new hire process. Let's take a closer look.
Online Forms can be accompanied by an alert in Employee Access and a brief message with an explanation of the form's content.
The forms will always consist of some combination of canned fields, links, and custom forms. Notice how the new hire process makes use of all three options.
When you've finished setting up your new form, you can define who it needs to go to, whether it's all employees, a small group, or just one individual.
Here's what it looks like to them.
After a form has been pushed out, you can review completion status and send email reminders from one place.
Paperless is no longer a novelty. It's the new normal.
If you have any departments still relying on interoffice envelopes, take the time to walk them through these steps and become an instant hero of the people.
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Work smarter with Skyward's Online Forms.
Stay tuned for the next Quick Hits for CTOs, coming soon.