Creating Approval Process Template for Certification
You can create Approval Process Template (APT) for Certification.
- Select and drag the Certification template from the Approval Process panel of the Workflow Designer to the Approval Process Template panel in the workflow area after the Start point.
- Specify this information:
- Insight
- The name of the Insight for which the APT is created
- Data Source
- The data source used for creating the APT.
- Select and drag a template from the Provision and Certification panel in the Workflow Designer to the Approval Process Template panel in the workflow area after the Certification template. Possible values:
- User Review
- Role Review
- Specify this information:
Note: You can modify these settings only if the override option is selected on the Configurations > Access Management tile.
- Deprovisioning options
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Configure the options for revoking a rejected access for an object. Possible values:
- No Action: No action required.
- Create Provision to Revoke Access: A Provision is created to revoke the rejected access of an object. The Provision follows the workflow and necessary modification are made.
- Update in Application via write back: Denied role assignments are revoked in IFS directly.
- Notify Certification Administrator: Notifications for the denied role assignments are sent to the Certification Manager (CM) Administrator. You can select the CM Administrators to be notified.
- Email Notification Settings
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The users who must be notified by an email, when the status of a process is modified.
Note: You can modify the email notification settings only if the Override this option check box is selected in the Email Notification Settings section (Settings > Configurations > Access Management Insights) on the Configurations page.
- Select and drag a stage from the Stage panel in the Workflow Designer to the Approval Process Template panel in the workflow area after the Provision template.
- Click the Look up option in the Stage Name field to select and add an existing stage. You can add a maximum of five stages.