Working with department mappings in STAFFScope Campaign Management

From the Department Mapping tab of STAFFScope Campaign Management you can group multiple sub-departments into a single job class. For departments that have low numbers of employees, mapping them to other job classes ensures that their anonymity is protected in surveys. 

This page provides instructions for the following tasks:

Accessing the Department Mapping tab of STAFFScope Campaign Management

  1. In the upper-left corner of the screen, select Access your applications ( main menu icon ).
    The menu expands.

  2. Select Survey > STAFFScope Campaign Management.
    The STAFFScope Campaign Management screen appears. Each time you open STAFFScope Campaign Management, a tutorial wizard appears. The tutorial offers an overview STAFFScope Campaign Management

    Note: You can access this tutorial at any time by selecting the View Tutorial button in the upper-right corner of the screen.

  1. Select the Department Mapping tab.

Filtering information on the screen

Using the View Job Class filter, you can view mappings based on the selected sub-departments in the Survey Mapping Structure section. This filter allows you to quickly see your sub-department mappings.

view job classes

  1. From the Project drop-down list, select the project for which to view department and sub-department mappings.

  2. Select the Property field and from the resulting drop-down list select one or multiple properties.

  3. In the Survey Mapping Structure section, expand ( icon ) the Department and select the job in the Sub-Department for which to view mapping information.

  4. From the View Job Class drop-down list, select one of the following options:

    • All—Shows both mapped and unmapped job classes.

    • Unmapped—Show only job classes that are not mapped to the selected sub-department in the Survey Mapping Structure section.

    • Mapped to Selected Sub-Dept.—Show only job classes that are mapped to the selected sub-department in the Survey Mapping Structure section.

The screen updates based on your selection.

Mapping a sub-department

Mapping a sub-department allows you to group it into a larger job class to protect the anonymity of the employees in surveys. Although you can map any sub-department, your main objective is to map the sub-departments that contain few employees and do not meet the minimum configured threshold. In the Survey Mapping Structure section, icons ( icon ) indicate which departments and sub-departments have numbers of employees that do not meet the configured threshold. This alert applies to all selected properties/locations.

  1. From the Project drop-down list, select the project for which to view department and sub-department information and mappings.

  2. Select the Property field and from the resulting drop-down list select one or multiple properties with which to map sub-departments.

  3. In the Survey Mapping Structure section, review the jobs in the Department and Sub-Department tables. If necessary, expand ( icon ) the tree menus to see more departments and sub-departments. Icons ( icon ) indicate which departments and sub-departments have numbers of employees that do not meet the configured threshold.
    Mapping Structure section

  4. In the Survey Mapping Structure section, expand ( icon ) the Department and select the job in the Sub-Department that you want to map.

  5. In the Available Job Classes section, expand ( icon ) the Job Class Name rows to see the sub-departments for properties associated with the job class name.

  6. In the expanded table in the Available Job Classes section, select Map to Selected Sub-Dept to map the sub-department that you selected in the Survey Mapping Structure section.

    Note: If the selected sub-department has already been mapped, the name of the mapped job class appears in the Mapped To field.

    One of the following results occurs:

    • If you selected a sub-department that has already been mapped, a dialog box appears to inform you that the job class is mapped to a different sub-department. To confirm the new mapping, select Yes, update mapping.

    • If you selected a sub-department that has not yet been mapped, the name of the newly mapped sub-department appears in the Mapped To field. No further action is required.

Viewing mapping details

  1. From the Project drop-down list, select the project for which to view department and sub-department mappings.

  2. Select the Property field and from the resulting drop-down list select one or multiple properties.

  3. Select SeeMapping Details.
    The Mapping Details dialog box appears. It displays a tree menu of the mapping structure and lists the number of employees mapped to each department and sub-department.

  4. When you are finished viewing mappings, select Close.
    The dialog box closes.