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What is Workflow Scheduling?There may be certain times of the year when your app is open for submissions. As an app admin, you can now set up the dates for when the app is open so it can open and c...

Note: These workflow reminder settings will only affect proposals that are submitted to workflow after the changes are published. It will not impact proposals that are currently in workflow.What Ar...

Many institutions may find the need to delegate tasks and need the ability to reassign steps in the workflow when required.* Who Can Reassign Tasks?  Admins: Admins will now be able to remove the w...

Users and Groups are now being combined into one People and Groups setting in the system.So what exactly is new?  BlueprintsCategories are being replaced with Blueprints but it is the same concept:...

Create a New User Searching & Managing Existing Users Create a New User Users can be added to Kuali manually or through the API by system administrators. This guide walks you through how to creat...

Blueprints vs Groups? Roles Use Case #1 Use Case #2 Using Blueprints, Groups, & Roles Forms Workflows Approval in the Document List What is the Difference Between Blueprints and Groups? W...

If you are still unsure of what Groups and Blueprints are and how they will be used in your forms and workflows, please check out the slide deck below.

A blueprint represents a level of hierarchy within Kuali Groups and is a classification used to categorize similar groups (See Creating and Managing Groups). Common examples of blueprints include d...

A parent Blueprint is used to delineate the hierarchy between Blueprints. For example, the parent Blueprint of a department may be a college, and the parent Blueprint of a college may be the univer...

A Group is a specific instance of an organization within the hierarchy. For example, Department (Blueprint) could include Math (Group) as a specific instance of a department. Other Groups within th...