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Approval Schemes

The Approval schemes window allows to create and edit the schemes for automatic approving.
The approving is set on the specific status of any process set on the service.

There is the list of schemes in the left column. The information about currently selected scheme are displayed and edited in the right part of the window: general information in the upper part and the individual approval scheme steps in the lower part.

Note:
The performed changes need to be saved into database using the Save button, closing the window is not sufficient.

The schemes currently used in the processes have a folder icon on the left in the list. An information about processes and statuses in which the given scheme is used is found in the icon description. The description is displayed by hovering the mouse cursor.

Warning:
Used approval schemes could not be deleted.
Note:
The approving is performed in individual steps from top to bottom.

List of schemes control options:

  • New Scheme – creating a new scheme. A new record is added to the list after clicking the button. (On the right-hand side please enter a name, description and scheme steps.)
  • Scheme Copy – creating a copy of the selected approval scheme.
  • Replace Scheme – replacing the approval scheme by other approval scheme.
  • Delete Scheme – deleting the selected scheme.

Selected approval scheme control options:

  • Name – please enter or edit the approval scheme name.
  • Description – please enter or edit the approval scheme description.
  • Approve steps automatically by approvers from previous steps – enable if you want the steps approved by a person who has approved the request in one of the previous steps of the approval scheme to be automatically considered approved.
  • New approval step – select the approval step you want to add to the sequence.
  • Delete step – deletes the selected step.
  • Move up – moves the selected step up by one line.
  • Move down – moves the selected step down by one line.

 

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