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Thank you, Mark, for bringing forth this idea. Currently, it's not aligned with our plans for a couple of reasons:
1. Our system does not currently collect this specific information.
2. Implementation would be challenging, involving a redesign of the record.
Nevertheless, we will explore opportunities to potentially incorporate this functionality in our upcoming NextGen forms, where recruiting collaboration could be more seamlessly performed.
Hi John - a few reasons. e.g. Applicant - if they are using one account and we merge it into the other.
we also really only know when they are working on application if they load a document or submit it - we have no idea they are busy working on application answers. We are also moving to application forms - update after submission - to know the applicant is in their application actually updating it would be useful. Last log in date/time or Active at moment.
Users - we know when they last logged in but otherwise no idea if they are still logged in.
Anyone editing a requisition has no idea that someone else is it it also editing it and can blow away their changes
ideally the req should show someone else is actively in the req - caution on page - just like MS Office works
we have no idea of total number of active users at any point in time
Hi Mark - this is an interesting idea. We'd like to understand it better. What is the problem you are trying to address and if this feature was available, then how might you use it within your business?