Lists
A List is a multi-enterprise business object that allows to group multiple Items, Work Items, and sub-types. Owners can collaborate internally or externally with Partners to meet to track and complete a series of tasks (items, work items, and subtypes) in a list required to achieve a business objective.
Create a list
Create and configure a list to group multiple Items, Work Items, and sub-types.
- Select the Main Menu
icon. - Select a [POET Network] from the drop-down in the header.
- Select a (e.g. your entire company or a Link to a specific Partner or internal location) in the header.
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Select from the left menu.
- Select the New
button. - In the General section fill in the and .
- Select the Save
button.
The item is created in the To Do state. - Optionally, to move the item to In Progress state, select the Move to
button.
Tips
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Configure a prefix for list when setting up Process Orchestration for Empowered Teams. For more information about configuring prefixes, see Specify prefixes for display identifiers.
- In the Comments and Attachments section, do one of the following
- Select the Add icon, to add comments and attachments.
- Select the Delete icon, to remove comments and attachments.
- Attachments cannot be added without a comment.
Modify a list
Add a new list association (Item, Work Item, or subtype) to the list or associate an existing Item, Work Item, or subtype.
- Select the Main Menu
icon. - Select a [POET Network] from the drop-down in the header.
- Select a (e.g. your entire company or a Link to a specific Partner or internal location) in the header.
- Select from the left menu.
- Select the Display Identifier of the item to edit.
- Select the Edit
button. - Under List Associations, select the
button.- Select the .
- Enter a for the business object.
- (Optional) Enter a for the business object.
- Select .
- Select the Save
button.
The list is updated.
- Select the Main Menu
icon. - Select a [POET Network] from the drop-down in the header.
- Select a (e.g. your entire company or a Link to a specific Partner or internal location) in the header.
- Select from the left menu.
- Select the Display Identifier of the item to edit.
- Select the Edit
button. - Under List Associations, select the
button.- Enter the of the object.
The Title, Due Date, and Assignee Company fields will be auto-populated.
- Enter the of the object.
- Select .
- Select the Save
button.
The list is updated.
- Select the Main Menu
icon. - Select a [POET Network] from the drop-down in the header.
- Select a (e.g. your entire company or a Link to a specific Partner or internal location) in the header.
- Select from the left menu.
- Select the Display Identifier of the item to edit.
- Select the Edit
button. - In the Comments and Attachments section, add a comment in the field and attach a file under .
- Select .
- Select the Save
button.
The list is updated.
When a list is no longer required or created incorrectly, it can be deleted.
- Select the Main Menu
icon. - Select a [POET Network] from the drop-down in the header.
- Select a (e.g. your entire company or a Link to a specific Partner or internal location) in the header.
- Select from the left menu.
- Select the list row.
- Select the Delete
button. - Select on the confirmation prompt.
The list will be deleted.
A list cannot be recovered once it is deleted.Monitor lists
Monitor lists at a high level to understand the state of all lists that you have access to.
- Select the Main Menu
icon. - Select a [POET Network] from the drop-down in the header.
- Select a (e.g. your entire company or a Link to a specific Partner or internal location) in the header.
- Select from the left menu.
- Select the Filter
button. -
In the Filters panel, fill in one or more of the following fields to filter the results:
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field – The display identifier of the list.
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field – The state in which the list is, such as To Do, In Progress, or Done.
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field – The title of the list.
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field – The period of time in which the list was last updated.
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Select .
All lists are matching the filter criteria are displayed.


