Overview
Company request types define the form, approval steps, and availability for each kind of company request in Teamper. You use them to standardize requests such as equipment, travel, or access requests so employees submit the right details and the right people review them.Who can use this
- Company admins
- Employees with the Company requests management responsibility when Company Requests and Advanced Permissions are enabled
- HR admins
- Implementation teams setting up a new company workspace
Before you start
- Make sure you can open Requests and Request Types in your company workspace
- Decide what information employees must enter before you build the request type
- Confirm who should approve the request and in what order
Step-by-step guide
Create a request type
- Open Requests.
- Click Manage forms.
- Click New request type.
- Enter a Name and optional Description.
- Leave the status set to Active if employees should be able to use the request type right away.
- In Fields, click Add field for each answer you want to collect.
- Set the field Label, choose a field Type, and turn on Required when employees must answer it.
- In Approval steps, click Add step and choose the approver for each step.
- Reorder fields or approval steps if needed.
- Click Create request type.
Edit or deactivate a request type
- Open Requests.
- Click Manage forms.
- Find the request type you want to change.
- Click the request type name or choose Edit from the row menu.
- Update the name, description, fields, approval steps, or active status.
- Click Update request type.
Request type rules and limits
- Each request type can include up to
10fields. - Each request type can include up to
3approval steps. - Field types include Short text, Long text, Date, and Number.
- Approval steps run in the order you set.
- Only active request types appear when someone submits a new request.
If you only need to stop new submissions, deactivate the request type instead of deleting it.
What happens next
After you save a request type, Teamper adds it to the request form for new submissions if it is active. New requests created from that type keep a copy of the request type name, fields, and approval flow that applied when the request was submitted. If you change a request type later, the update applies to future submissions. Existing requests continue to show the details that were captured when they were created.Troubleshooting
I cannot add another field
You may already have10 fields on the request type. Remove an unused field or simplify the form before adding another one.
I cannot add another approval step
Teamper supports up to3 approval steps per request type. Combine reviews into fewer steps if your process needs more people involved.