Understands how Microix Workflow Modules are used and how it was specifically setup for your organization as Microix is highly customizable.
Knows the organization’s approval process
Onboarding for new users includes creating their account, assigning them to the correct workflow, and granting the appropriate security permissions based on their role and Module (s) used and providing end user training.
Knows how Requesters and Approvers use the system per Module|add-ons (If the admin is brand new to Microix, an introductory paid training may be needed.)
Has an active Microix Admin login
Has permission to manage workflows, users, security and documents
Knows who the Requesters, Approvers, and Finance staff are
Knows which departments use Microix
Understands any special approval rules or restrictions
Understands the MIP GL structure
Knows how accounts, segments, and vendors are used
Understands how documents post to MIP
Has completed a Modern walkthrough
Understands breaking changes and new features
Can approve workflow changes
Can add or remove users
Can adjust permissions
Can modify approval paths
Can manage document corrections
Formal training is recommended when:
🆕 The admin is new to Microix
🔄 The organization recently upgraded to Modern and needs a refresher
🔧 Workflows need restructuring
🔐 Permissions or controls need tightening
🧭 The admin will manage ongoing system maintenance
📉 The organization wants to reduce reliance on Microix Support
KB-Core Daily Tasks Every Microix Administrator Must Know:
KB-Workflow & Approval Management-Everything related to routing, approvals, and document movement.
KB-Document & Attachment Management-For Admins who maintain or troubleshoot documents.
KB-Workflow Modules Modern Release History
This link helps Administrators stay informed about updates, fixes, enhancements, and new features in Microix Modern.
Workflow Modules Modern Release History
Admins can use it to:
· Review recent updates and system changes
· Identify new features that may benefit users
· Check for bug fixes related to reported issues
· Plan training or communication when new functionality is released
· Confirm version compatibility before contacting support
· Stay current on ongoing improvements to the platform
Why it matters: Keeping up with release history helps maintain system stability, prepare users for changes, and ensure the organization benefits from new capabilities.