on 2008 Jul 15 10:46 PM
Can SAP MDM workflow handle multiple approval process. Is MDM support looping mechanism?
Hi Rajesh,
Please go through the following link. Its a very nice exxplaination on loop scenarios.
Hope this is helpful.
Regards,
Dheeraj.
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Hi Rajesh,
If approver rejects the records then the workflow will go back to previous step also u can branch the workflow on the basis of approve/disprove i.e. if the records approve then to a step and if approved then to a default step by using Branch.The record will be in MDM .The workflow history can be seen in data manager.And to have a report u can make a application. The link shows hw to have the history.
The history will give complete report about approve/reject.
Rgds
Ankit
I have master data request which is not as per policy and procedure and i need to reject the item with no further action accepted from the previous step. Is this possible? Even if it goes back to previous step, is the previous step owner has right to delete the record or roll back to original record?
ok. If its change of existing master data then it will be rollback to original record. But if it is new record then nothing happens which means, the new record will persist in the system even though those are rejected completely. This may mislead master record entries even though rejected?
Is that attached link (workflow process described) would stop this automatically or we need to define this with additional step for new record rejection process?
Hi,
This u can implement in this way .
Request to MDM-> To be approved by The Authorized person->
I Approve---->Branch step ---> Move to next step (If approve) else Stop
U have to define the step in Workflow for this.
(this will be a better way not to mislead.)
Hope this amy help u.
Rgds
Ankit
Edited by: ankit jain on Jul 17, 2008 5:59 AM
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