What are theadvantages and disadvantages of HR Forms and processes

Hi Experts,
Greetings!
Please let me know the use of and advantages of HR Forms and processes, What is the role of SAP HR/HCM Consultant role while implementing HR Forms and Processes.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Ram

Hi,
In HCM Processes and Forms the SAP HR consultnat define the
Process - it means "Depiction of a HR process flow in Personnel Administration using elements from HR Administrative Services."
ISR Scenario - it means "Used to call up an interactive form in a form-based process within HR Administrative Services. In the Internet Service Request (ISR) scenario you specify which form is used and the layout of the form."
Form Scenario - Together with the assigned ISR scenario, the form scenario provides the basis for a form-based process such as "Transferu201C.
This type of process runs through several roles that are integrated using interactive forms, and ends by modifying the HR master data.
A form scenario comprises one interactive form and is assigned to one ISR scenario.
Please find the following is the Best document on it .
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/43/1d63953fce3566e10000000a11466f/frameset.htm
Go thorw propery here you can find also how to use this in ESS and MSS .

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