Configuring self-approvals for cases and tasks
Self-approval with process
To create a self-approval with a process in BMC Helix Business Workflows, a case business analyst can create a new approval process or reuse the default sample process that is provided in BMC Helix Innovation Studio. A case business analyst uses the process in the self-approval to approve or reject cases or tasks. The sample processes that are provided out of the box for cases and tasks contain process variables that are automatically copied to the new process when you create a copy of the sample process.
The following table describes the process variables in the sample processes for cases and tasks:
Process | Process variable type | Process variable name | Variable ID | Description |
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Case - Sample Self-Approval | Input | Case Record | 57000 | This ensures that the self-approval process is run for the correct case record. |
Output | Approval Status | 57120 | This text field shows the approval outcome. You can define Approved or Rejected as the values for the approval status. | |
Task - Sample Self Approval | Input | Task Record | 57000 | This ensures that the self-approval process is run for the correct task record. |
Output | Approval Status | 57120 | This text field shows the approval outcome. You can define Approved or Rejected as the values for the approval status. |
Self-approval with qualification
A self-approval with qualification ensures that only those tasks that meet the qualifications go through the approval process. For example, a self-approval qualification can be Category Tier 1 = Applications, Category Tier 2 = Software, and Category Tier 3 = MS Office. A task created with these categories will be self-approved.
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