A prospect is someone who has expressed interest in a job requisition but has not yet applied. A prospect can be referred by an employee, added by a recruiter, or invited by a hiring manager. A prospect can also be someone who has created a profile on a career site but has not yet submitted an application. A prospect can become an applicant by completing and submitting an application for a job requisition.
https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/talent-management/22c/faush/job-requisition-phases-and-states.html

This will provide the HR Specialist with critical data about the potential for losing high performers and the impact of such a loss, allowing them to make informed decisions about the Talent Review template. Other information that might be needed includes an overview of the department's Talent Score Rating, Potential vs. Performance, Succession Plans and Talent Pools.
https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/talent-management/21d/fatrs/talent-review-templates.html

The first critical path of payroll processing is to calculate payroll. This involves calculating wages, deductions, and taxes for all employees in the system, taking into account any payroll rules, policies, or other regulations. After calculating payroll, the results can then be archived, payments can be made via Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT), and any prepayments can be calculated.
https://www.oracle.com/human-capital-management/payroll/

Goals are assigned to a new hire after the applicant life cycle. This is done to ensure that the new hire is aware of the goals they need to accomplish and that they have the necessary resources to do so. Goals can be assigned to a new hire either manually or automatically, depending on the organization's goal management process.
https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/talent-management/21d/faugm/goal-plans.html

Employees can access their absence-related data, such as plan balances, through their self-service portal or by exploring other reporting and analytics tools. This data includes the balances of their absence plans, such as vacation and sick days, which allows employees to know how much time they can take off. Employees can also review and add absences, as well as adjust their plan balances via balance adjustment requests. Additionally, employees can review the absence calculation and processing rules that have been set up for their organization.
According to Oracle HCM documentation1, plan balances are the remaining balance on a worker's absence plan enrollments, along with summary-level or detailed information on all transactions that have impacted the balance on the plan.
An employee can access their plan balances by using the Plan Balances REST Endpoints23 which allow them to view, update, and delete their plan balance records.