Fillable PDFs as activities for HR Services
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04-27-2022 06:29 PM
Hello,
We would like to have the employee fill out and sign a fillable pdf document as part of onboarding. The plan is to use an onboarding Lifecycle event that has this employee activity. As far as my research indicates this is not possible with HR Document Templates. The problems seems to be that the pdf document can only save information that is mapped to an existing HR profile and would not save anything the user would enter other than the signature. Is there a workaround for this?
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04-27-2022 09:28 PM
Hi rai,
please refer to this article as step-by-step solution:https://community.servicenow.com/community?id=community_article&sys_id=05965766dbf15c10fb115583ca961...
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Sandeep
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12-01-2023 08:13 AM
@rai5 This is correct. HR PDF Document templates can only map data into the doc other than the signatures. We do have Document Templates (a separate plugin) that is often referred to as "Advanced Forms". These document templates allow a user to populate the fillable fields in the PDF and save the data in the document. These advanced forms can map data and allow signatures just as the HR PDF Document Templates do. The Advanced Forms offer more functionality to allow field data to be reviewed and returned should it need to be updated by the user who entered the data. We do have a blog with a video to detail the Advanced Forms. You can find the details here.
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Mike