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APPROVAL PROCESS
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The Approval Process definitions identify which transactions require approvals, the authorized approvers and the levels of approval required. The Approval Process begins as soon as an employee (or other person) "submits" a transaction.
The Approval Process definitions identify which transactions require approvals, the authorized approvers and the levels of approval required. The Approval process begins as soon as an employee (or other person) "submits" a transaction.
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Processes are defined in [IDAP] with an [Approval Process|APPROVAL_PROCESS_CODE], a type of approval being defined using the [Type|APPROVAL_TYPE] and a description.
Processes are defined in the Define Approval Process [IDAP] form with an [Approval Process code|APPROVAL_PROCESS_CODE], along with the [type|APPROVAL_TYPE] of approval and a description.
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Approval processes can be refined using a Where Clause. The Where Clause acts as a filter to qualify the transactions that are to be handled by the process.
Approval processes can be refined using a where clause. The where clause acts as a filter to qualify the transactions that are to be handled by the process.
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