Hi friends!
I want to do an approval workflow which can launch more than one approval thread at the same time,
But all the launched threads must be approved before it continues to the fullfillment. And If any of the approvers says no. All the proces should be canceled. I hope I've been enough clear with the explanation.
So, my question is, is there any way to know if an approval form has been approved or not to check in a condition?
I add you to screenshot of the flow.
Thanks!
Consider the following approach (screenshot below)
The downside in that approach, is that if one of the approvers has rejected the request, the other approvers will not be aware of this. The change request will still be in approval phase, waiting for all others to complete.
What is the logic behind the decision nodes in your workflow?
How are the approval nodes configured?
I've attached my workflow example
Hi Boris.
The logic behind this process is that a user can request in the same request form to be added to a few different groups which grants diferent permissions for a corporative directory we own. So the decision nodes comproves if the user has requested its group because each group has a diferent defined approval.
So I see that with your logic I have to use 3 flags to ensure all the approvers say yes before start the fullfillment phase? I opened this post because I was asking myself If there was a better way maybe integrated in RSA to do this job.
As always thanks in advance for your help!
Hi Neus,
There are other way to handle approval based on what you have describe above.
In IMG, Group can be specify with Owner value and Approval workflow can be group by "Group Owner" as the approver.
"Group Owner" can only be specified with 1 person value.
If your "Group Owner" is a groupname, then you have to use SQL Query to find members and the members will be the approver
regards,
William
Hi Neus,
I have moved this thread to the RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle community so that you can get an answer to your question.
You can post future questions and discussions directly to that community by clicking on the Ask a Question or Start a Discussion button on the RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle page.
Thanks,
Jeff