What is meant by Agent rules?

Agent rules refer to the organizational and contractual determination of substitutes within a company or organization. These regulations define who is authorized to take over certain tasks or make decisions in the absence of another employee or manager.

Typical Functions of Software in "Agent rules" Management:

Substitute Assignment: Assigning substitutes for different employees or positions within the organization based on defined rules and hierarchies.
Rule-Based Assignment: Automatically assigning substitutes based on predefined rules, such as availability, qualifications, or designated substitution periods.
Approval Workflows: Setting up and managing approval processes for substitute regulations to ensure that substitutions comply with internal policies and approvals.
Notifications and Escalations: Automatically notifying affected employees and relevant stakeholders about substitution changes. Escalation mechanisms can be activated if substitutions are not set within the required timeframe.
History and Audit Trail: Logging substitute decisions and changes to provide retrospective review and transparency.
Integration with Other Systems: Linking with other enterprise systems such as HR management, organizational management, and workflow tools for seamless management of substitute regulations.
Compliance and Security: Ensuring compliance with company policies and data protection regulations related to substitute regulations.
Reporting and Analysis: Generating reports and analyses on the usage and effectiveness of substitute regulations to optimize operational workflows and resource allocations.