Self-check: Time Card Actions

Four questions on the covered actions, the delivered defaults, what submitting does, and where the save-button validation trigger is configured.

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  • Name the time card actions covered by validation and processing rules
  • State which delivered validations start by default
  • Explain what submitting does
  • Locate where validation on the save buttons is configured

Every incorrect option names the misconception it represents. A wrong answer tells you which model of the process you reached for, which is the part that is worth correcting.

1. Which time card actions are covered by validation and processing rules? Select all that apply.

Name the time card actions covered by validation and processing rules · targets: Believing only Save and Submit can trigger validation, and forgetting Next and Save and Close are in scope too.

2. Which delivered validations start by default without any tenant configuration?

State which delivered validations start by default · targets: Assuming every delivered validation starts by default, and reading the project and payroll cases as tenant misconfiguration rather than delivered behaviour.

3. What does submitting a time card do?

Explain what submitting does · targets: Reading Submit as a larger Save, and expecting a save that records the work to also begin an approval.

4. Where is validation on the save buttons configured, and what is the field called?

Locate where validation on the save buttons is configured · targets: Looking for the trigger on the individual rules, where it is not, and concluding the setting does not exist.