on 2019 Aug 23 1:20 PM
Hi,
Please find the requirement as below.
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I found one useful link but need some more information as above.
https://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/SRM/Creating+and+using+Multiple+Decision+Sets
Also please let me know if this scenario is feasible or not in SRM?
Thanks in Advance.
Ashis
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Hello Ashis,
actually you can do the followings:
if the sequence of the approvers is important for the procurement department, then you can just create 4 levels of approval. The first 3 are the 3 managers from the procurement, then in the 4th level you can have the Financial approvers in a paralell step. This way you are eliminating the waiting time from the financial approvers but not from the procurement.
Unfortunately you can not do that, that there are two levels started together where the procurement users in a sequence, while the financials in a parallel step. (Since that would just add up the times again by waiting for the procurement approvers).
Based on your required scenario this seems to be most feasible: just create 3 levels for the 3 different proc. approvers, then a 4th for the financials but this time in a parallel way.
Best Regards
Zoltán
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Hi zoltan.paulinyi
Thanks for your reply.
Actually, currently client is having sequential workflow where first 3 approvers from procurement department are in sequential and then comes last 3 approvers from finance department in sequence.
Client want to eliminate the waiting time for the approvers from finance department. That's why they want to send workitem parallelly to both the department to eliminate the waiting time.
I hope the reason behind this requirement is clear now.
Please let me know if you need more information.
Thanks,
Ashis
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Hello Ashis,
actually as the name suggests, the parallel approval was designed to send the workitems parallel and not sequential. The linked Wikis are also describing the setup of this scenario, where the users are getting the Workitems at the same time.
The design concept of the parallel approval is to eliminate waiting times, by removing the waiting times presented in the sequential approval process.
The linked approval flow is actually putting back the waiting times, thus taking away the meaning of the parallel approval.
Hope this clarifies the scenario.
Best Regards
Zoltán
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