Difference between the subject person and opened for in HRSD

[a41022639]

Hello community,

I want to know about the difference between the subject person & opened for in HRSD.

[Abhishek_Thakur · Accepted solution]

Hello @a41022639 

Subject Person:

• Definition: The subject person is the individual who is the main focus of the HR case. This is the person about whom the HR case is concerned.
• Example Use Case: If an HR case is opened regarding an employee’s request for a leave of absence, the subject person would be the employee who is requesting the leave.

Opened For:

• Definition: The "opened for" person is the individual on whose behalf the HR case is created. This could be the same as the subject person or someone else acting on behalf of the subject person.
• Example Use Case: If an HR case is initiated by a manager for one of their team members, the "opened for" person would be the employee for whom the manager is creating the case. In this scenario, the manager is the one opening the case, but the "opened for" person is the team member.

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[Abhishek_Thakur · Accepted solution]

Hello @a41022639 

Subject Person:

• Definition: The subject person is the individual who is the main focus of the HR case. This is the person about whom the HR case is concerned.
• Example Use Case: If an HR case is opened regarding an employee’s request for a leave of absence, the subject person would be the employee who is requesting the leave.

Opened For:

• Definition: The "opened for" person is the individual on whose behalf the HR case is created. This could be the same as the subject person or someone else acting on behalf of the subject person.
• Example Use Case: If an HR case is initiated by a manager for one of their team members, the "opened for" person would be the employee for whom the manager is creating the case. In this scenario, the manager is the one opening the case, but the "opened for" person is the team member.

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[eesser]

I know the question above is old, but wouldn't the opened for and subject person always be the same person?  Even in the example use case above where the manager is opening a case for an employee, the employee is the opened for person, and wouldn't the subject person ALSO be the employee since the case is on behalf of that employee?  The manager in that case would fall in to the opened by category where as the employee would be both the opened for and the subject person?  Just trying to see how or what use case would be a difference for the subject person and the opened for person.  Thanks.

[Abhishek_Thakur · Accepted solution]

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