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In bxp software (bxp) there are many ways of displaying to display data. One of the most powerful of these is the a Worklist.
A worklist is the equivalent of a tick box exercise. , i.e. when the work is done, it disappears from the list. Except instead of a tick, you go into the record, choose an outcome and this triggers the removal of the item.
The versatility of worklists lies in the fact that they can be repurposed re-purposed very easily. Again , as an example , changing the filters in an Excel spreadsheet is very simple to do.
As Cross Linked report allows for parent – child relationship records to be displayed, a Work List WorkList is a variation on this theme. It allows a selection of records to be displayed with a view to each record being clickable. This report is used in scenarios such as
* Case Management: List all the tickets that are assigned to me
The easiest way of building a worklist is to create your report as normal. Ensure that the data output of the report is exactly what you’d expected expect to see in a worklist. Then double check that the contents of your report change as new records are added by repulling generating the report again, and ensuring your reporting criteria are is correct.