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My reporting manager has changed. how do I get this updated?

This article explains how your reporting manager is updated in ITILITE for approval purposes and guides you on the steps to take when your manager changes.

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Understanding Reporting Managers in ITILITE

In ITILITE, your reporting manager, who approves your expenses and travel requests, is linked to your user profile as an "Approver". This mapping ensures that your requests follow the correct approval workflow within your company.

You can typically view your current reporting manager information on your Profile page within ITILITE. Look for a section often labeled "Manager Information" to confirm who your current approver is.


How to Update Your Reporting Manager

If your reporting manager has changed, you cannot update this information yourself directly within ITILITE. This is a security measure to maintain the integrity of your company's organizational structure and approval processes.

To get your reporting manager updated, you will need to reach out to your company's ITILITE administrator, HR, or finance admin. They have the necessary permissions to make this change.

Your administrator will typically update your approver by navigating to Settings > General > Users, selecting your employee profile, and assigning the new manager's email ID as your Approver.

You may find a "Contact Admin" or "Support" link on your ITILITE profile or help section, which can guide you on how to reach out to the right person in your organization.


Important Considerations

NOTE: Until your ITILITE administrator updates your profile, any new expense reports or travel requests you submit will continue to be routed to your old manager for approval.
PRO-TIP: The approver mapping in ITILITE typically affects both your travel and expense approvals. Updating your reporting manager for one usually updates it for both.

If your company uses an HRMS (Human Resources Management System) or bulk upload processes, reporting manager changes might be automatically synced to ITILITE. However, this synchronization is still managed by your company's administrators, not by individual employees.

Any change to your mapped approver/manager will only affect future approval routing. Reports or requests that have already been submitted will continue through their existing approval chain unless your approver or an administrator manually intervenes.


Verification & FAQs

After your administrator confirms the update, you can verify the change by checking the "Manager Information" section on your Profile page in ITILITE.

Q: Can I update my reporting manager myself in ITILITE?
A: No, for security and organizational structure reasons, employees cannot directly change their reporting manager in ITILITE. This change must be made by your company's ITILITE administrator, HR, or finance admin.

Q: What happens if I don't get my reporting manager updated?
A: If your reporting manager is not updated in ITILITE, your expense reports and travel requests will continue to be sent to your previous manager for approval. This can cause delays or incorrect routing.

Q: Does updating my reporting manager affect both travel and expense approvals?
A: Yes, the approver mapping in ITILITE is typically system-wide, meaning a change to your reporting manager will usually apply to both your travel and expense approvals.

Q: Who should I contact to update my reporting manager?
A: Please contact your company's ITILITE administrator, HR department, or finance admin owner. They are responsible for managing user profiles and approver mappings.

Q: Will this change affect expense reports I've already submitted?
A: No, updating your reporting manager only affects future submissions. Reports or requests already submitted will continue through their existing approval workflow.

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