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How to set up Governance Level Approval
For example, assume you want to set up Service Management so that approval by the Cost Center manager is required for requests where the cost is greater than $2,000.00.
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From the main menu, select Administration > Configuration > Studio.
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Select Request as the record type.
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Click the Approval definitions tab. Out-of-the-box, an empty approval definition called Governance Approval is displayed.
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Type a suitable description. For example: "Check the total amount of the request against the threshold for the requester's cost center. If threshold exceeded, approval of Cost Center manager required."
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There may only ever be one approval definition for the record type.
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If you want to change the name of the definition, remove the existing definition and add a new one.
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Hover over Start in the right pane. Click . The following menu is displayed:
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Click Decision in the menu. The New decision dialog is displayed.
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Select Yes/No decision type.
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Type a suitable title and a value for the in case of field. For example:
Field Type Title Exceeds threshold in case of ${entity.Cost>2000} -
Click OK. The Approval Plan is displayed in the right pane.
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Hover over Yes in the plan. Click to display the menu.
- Select Approval. The New approval dialog box is displayed.
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Type a suitable title, and select a strategy. For example:
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Click Add approver user.
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Select the user who is to be the approver. In this example, it would be the Cost Center manager.
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Leave the Condition field empty.
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Click OK.
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Hover over the Cost center manager approval box. Click to display the menu.
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Select Join. A join node is added.
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Hover over No. Click to display the menu.
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Select Path to.
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Click the join node. Both nodes connect to the join node.
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Click Save.
For more information about approval plans, see How to build a task/approval plan.
Note Once there is an approval definition on the request record type, a system business rule automatically adds it to the Approve phase, and executes it before any other defined approval plan. For more information, see How does Governance Level Approval Work?
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