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201 file and document requests

Employees request a Certificate of Employment or Service Record; HR fulfils it without opening a filing cabinet.

What it does

  • Certificate of Employment, Service Record, Authority to Travel Abroad and Authority to Teach, each with its own print.
  • Request, process and release as one tracked loop — the employee downloads the released document themselves.

What it does not do

The Service Record print carries a visible caveat box: it is an employee snapshot, not the certified positions-held and compensation history, and the CSC form number it issues on is pinned against your agency's prescribed form at pilot. HR completes and verifies it before release. The certified form itself we do not generate — its fill-up procedure is not obtainable, and we will not invent one.
The document request queue opened by an HR Manager on the Bureau of Revenue Administration demo. Filters for status and document type sit above the queue, each row carrying the employee's name, the document type, the date filed and a status: Luzviminda Tan Domingo's Service Record of 10 September 2026 requested, Rogelio Padilla Reyes's Service Record of 8 September 2026 requested, Cecilia Dizon Aquino's Authority to Travel Abroad of 4 September 2026 in progress, and Luzviminda Tan Domingo's Certificate of Employment of 24 August 2026 released.
Who asked for what, when they asked, and where it got to — in one queue rather than an email thread. Two of these are the same employee, which is the point of a register: the second request does not overwrite the first.