You want to remind recruiters to update their self-schedule calendars.

A To Do step provides an actionable reminder within the business process without launching a separate recruiting subprocess. The administrator can place the To Do before the Candidate Self-Schedule Event in the Screen business process and route it to the recruiter. This prompts the recruiter to review or update calendar availability before Workday releases scheduling options to the candidate.

Complete Questionnaire is intended to collect structured responses and is unnecessary for a simple operational reminder. Review Documents requires a participant to review configured documents. Candidate Self-Schedule Event is the event that exposes scheduling availability to the candidate; using that event as the reminder would not provide a separate prerequisite action before the calendar is released.

Correct sequencing is critical. The To Do should precede the self-schedule event, and the business-process configuration should determine whether completion is required or merely informational. Routing must assign it to the appropriate recruiter or recruiting role. This allows the process to preserve candidate experience by reducing the possibility of outdated or unavailable interview slots. Study Guide reference: Define Recruiting Business Processes — Screen, To Do Steps, Candidate Self-Scheduling, Step Order, and Recruiter Routing . Workday identifies workflow automation and coordinated candidate interaction as central Recruiting capabilities. Workday Recruiting datasheet