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Policies

Read company policies, acknowledge them, and review acknowledgement history.

Use Policies to access company policies that have been shared with you.

Company Policies list showing search, policy details, acknowledgement status, export, and pagination

Policy list

The list contains the policies available to you. It does not require a separate module permission.

Field or actionWhat it means
SearchFilters the visible policies so you can find a specific policy.
TitleThe policy name. Select it to open and read the policy.
DescriptionA short explanation of the policy. Select More when a longer description is truncated.
Acknowledged?Shows whether you have acknowledged the policy. Yes means no further acknowledgement is required for that policy.
ExportDownloads the available policy-list data for offline reference.
Previous / NextMoves between pages when the result contains more policies than one page can display.
Rows per pageChanges how many policies are displayed on each page.

The record count at the bottom-left shows the displayed range and total number of policies.

Read and acknowledge a policy

  1. Select the policy title in the list.
  2. Read the complete policy in the Company Policies viewer.
  3. If the policy has not been acknowledged, select Acknowledge to the right of Close.
  4. Close the viewer and confirm that Acknowledged? shows Yes.

Company policy viewer showing an acknowledged Employee Handbook and the Close action

The screenshot shows a policy that is already acknowledged, so only Close is visible. For a policy awaiting acknowledgement, the Acknowledge button appears immediately to the right of Close. The X in the top-right also closes the viewer without changing the acknowledgement status.

Common use cases

  • Read the current version of a company policy.
  • Acknowledge that you have read and understood a required policy.
  • Review your previous policy acknowledgements.
  • Check whether any policy still needs action.

Read the complete policy before acknowledging it. An acknowledgement becomes part of your policy history.

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