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Hi Bonnie, You could have a look at the Activate
product that these guys have: http://www.innovation.co.nz/public/home.aspx It’s a workflow solution based on
Biztalk, SQL Server and .NET. It ships with a bunch of included .NET assemblies
that handle common admin tasks (like share permissions, creating mailboxes,
deprovisioning users etc), but you can extend it using plain custom .NET code.
I believe it also integrates into SMS Server if you want to use the same
workflow for application and OS deployment. It’s a pretty slick product from
what I can tell Cheers Ken From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bart Van den Wyngaert Hi Bonnie, Not that I know about. Most have companies I know have created their
own custom forms or flows (ex. in Notes) to request accesses. I suggest to
google for it. Either way a developer can make it customized for you ofcourse... Bart On 3/14/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: The scenario: We currently have
a wide array of forms that are used to request access to our different
resources (both network and phone related). Some of our less technical end
users are getting confused on which form does what and who to send each form. We would like to implement some sort of app, available via
our Intranet site, that users can access to fill out the paperwork. We would
like to setup some sort of guided site that asks them questions, fills out the
forms based on their responses, and then prints the form to their default
printer OR emails the completed form to the supervisor for a signature. At
this point, business requirements require that a physical form with the
original department supervisor signature be submitted for every request. The example: It would be nice
to have a site that starts like so.... Are you a new employee? Yes or No? If
yes, do you need a telephone extension? Yes or No? Do you need a computer
login? Yes or No? If yes, ask for first name, last name, etc... We would also like to be able to set fields as
"required" so that the end user would not be able to proceed
without inputting information. Lastly, it would be even better if we had some
sort of work flow process setup that would notify the supervisor, or even
forward the completed form to the supervisor for signature so it doesn't have
to be physically walked around to each desk. The question: Does anyone know
of an app that can be downloaded or purchased that could handle this type of
setup? BONNIE POHLSCHNEIDER |
