My active items widget configuration
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Summary of My Active Items Widget Configuration
The My Active Items widget is designed to display user activities that require input or review in the Employee Center. By default, it showcases tasks, surveys, and request activities, with tasks being the primary focus. Additional configurations can be made to include activities such as reservations, contingent on the activation of the relevant plugins.
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Key Features
- Organizational Capabilities: Users can organize items by priority and urgency and choose between vertical or horizontal layouts.
- Action Framework: Admins can enable employees to perform actions directly from the widget, such as approval and rejection of tasks.
- Summary and List Views: The summary view presents counts of activities, while the list view focuses on to-dos for primary activities.
- Advanced Configuration: Options for both basic and advanced configurations allow customization of how records are retrieved and displayed.
Key Outcomes
By utilizing the My Active Items widget, ServiceNow customers can enhance user engagement and streamline task management. The widget allows for quick navigation to activity details and efficient management of tasks, ultimately improving productivity within the Employee Center. Proper configuration of action groups and user criteria ensures that users have tailored access to activities, fostering a more effective service experience.
The My active items widget displays all user activity that requires your input or review.
- Organize items based on priority or urgency.
- View the items in vertical or horizontal layouts.
- Perform actions on the assigned tasks from My Active Items.
My active items actions
You can now configure action framework to allow employees to perform actions from the My active items.To change the display options, see .
Summary view
The summary view displays a count of all the activities. The count for the primary activity is shown at the top of the widget. The count for the non-primary activities is shown after that. For example, tasks (9 Tasks) is the primary activity and requests (9+ Requests) is the non-primary activity. If the number of activities is zero, the summary view displays 0 next to the activity name. For example, if there are zero tasks, then the summary view displays 0 Tasks. If the count of tasks exceeds 9 in number, the summary view displays 9+ next to the activity name. For example, If there are 10 tasks, then the summary view displays 9+ Tasks.Clicking an activity in the widget opens the page that you specified in the Internal Link field of the Activity Configuration form.