Migrer fra Work.com til HR Service (for UEL-brugere)
HR Service er et omfattende redesign af Work.com. Migrering fra Work.com til HR Service involverer datamigrering fra Work.com datamodellen til HR Service-datamodellen. Migreringen bevarer brugertilknytningen PUL-til-PUL. PUL-brugere (platformsbrugerlicens) migreres ikke til UEL-brugere (Unified Employee License).
Ofte stillede spørgsmål om migrering Gennemse almindelige spørgsmål om migrering fra Work.com til HR Service, herunder funktionsparitet, licensering, understøttelse af faseinddelt udrulning og datamodeladfærd.
Migrer til HR-service Opsæt licenser, tilladelser og migreringsværktøjer for at migrere Work.com til HR Service.
Efter migreringskontrol Platform-brugerlicensbrugere (PUL) og UEL-brugere har forskellig delingsadfærd. Uden de rigtige kontroller kan PUL-brugere redigere sager, de ikke ejer, eller se interne sagskommentarer. Gennemse indstillingerne nedenfor for at forhindre utilsigtet adgang. Selvom validering er valgfrit, anbefaler vi, at du udfører disse trin for at sikre, at alle funktioner fungerer som forventet efter migreringen.
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