Creating a product backlog for a new implementation project in SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central requires a structured approach.
Product Backlog for SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central Implementation
Epic 1: Employee Data Management
User Story 1.1: As a system administrator, I want to import employee data from existing systems into Employee Central, so that the information is accurate and up-to-date.
Priority: High
Estimate: 5 SP
User Story 1.2: As an HR manager, I want to maintain a consistent structure for employee records across departments, so that I can easily find and update information.
Priority: High
Estimate: 3 SP
User Story 1.3: As an employee, I want to update my personal information through a self-service portal, so that I can maintain accurate data.
Priority: Medium
Estimate: 2 SP
Epic 2: Organizational Structure & Position Management
User Story 2.1: As an HR administrator, I want to define organizational hierarchies and reporting structures, so that the system reflects our company's structure.
Priority: High
Estimate: 4 SP
User Story 2.2: As an HR specialist, I want to create and manage job positions within the system, so that position-related data is accurate and manageable.
Priority: Medium
Estimate: 3 SP
User Story 2.3: As a manager, I want to view the organizational chart for my department, so that I can understand the team structure.
Priority: Medium
Estimate: 2 SP
Epic 3: Time and Attendance
User Story 3.1: As a timekeeper, I want to track employee attendance and work hours, so that payroll calculations are accurate.
Priority: High
Estimate: 5 SP
User Story 3.2: As a manager, I want to approve or reject employee leave requests, so that time-off is accurately tracked.
Priority: Medium
Estimate: 3 SP
User Story 3.3: As an employee, I want to submit my time and attendance information through the system, so that my hours are recorded accurately.
Priority: Medium
Estimate: 2 SP
Epic 4: Payroll and Compensation
User Story 4.1: As a payroll specialist, I want to integrate Employee Central with our payroll system, so that employee compensation is accurate and timely.
Priority: High
Estimate: 6 SP
User Story 4.2: As an HR administrator, I want to manage compensation and benefits plans, so that employees receive their benefits appropriately.
Priority: Medium
Estimate: 4 SP
User Story 4.3: As an employee, I want to view my payroll and compensation details, so that I can verify my earnings and deductions.
Priority: Medium
Estimate: 3 SP
Epic 5: Compliance and Reporting
User Story 5.1: As a compliance officer, I want to ensure the system meets industry-specific regulatory requirements (Energy, Education, Media), so that we maintain compliance.
Priority: High
Estimate: 4 SP
User Story 5.2: As an HR analyst, I want to generate standard HR reports, so that I can provide insights to management.
Priority: Medium
Estimate: 3 SP
User Story 5.3: As a system administrator, I want to set up data security and access controls, so that employee information is protected.
Priority: High
Estimate: 5 SP
Notes
"SP" refers to Story Points, a relative measure of effort and complexity.
Priorities can vary depending on organizational needs and timelines.
This backlog can be refined and expanded as additional requirements and epics are identified during the project planning and implementation phases.
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