on 2019 Feb 08 10:23 AM
Hi,
Is it possible in an Approval Process to define a group of Direct Approvers and then configure so that only 2 of those approvers are required.
We have had a request for 3 approvers to be part of a Purchase Order Approval Process but only 2 approvers are required.
Regards,
Lee
Hi,
I found this thread which answered my question:
https://answers.sap.com/questions/204846/configure-approval-of-x-need-out-of-y-direct-appro.html
Lee
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Hi Lee Bown,
Yes, it is possible in an Approval Process to define a group of Direct Approvers (Multiple Approvers) and configure only 2 of those approvers as required but not in a Single Step because if you define Multiple approvals in a single step and any of them approve then there will be no need of other approval. You have to define 2 steps in which you can make one Approval as mandatory and in another Step, you can make one as optional out of 2.
Please have a look at the below link in which someone asked the similar question and I answered it.
https://archive.sap.com/discussions/thread/3921399
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Let me know if it works and mark the question as answered if your requirement is met or comment back for any further queries.
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Regards,
Anant Patel,
SME, SAP Business ByDesign
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Hi Anant,
Thanks for your response.
The answer in the thread you provided requires a mandatory specified approver for in Step 1 which is not quite what we require.
I would like any of the 3 approvers in the Direct Approver group to be able to approve the document, with only 2 approvals required. There shouldn't be a mandatory approver step, as any combination of the 3 approvers are allowed as long as 2 approvals are provided. Is this possible?
Regards,
Lee
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