Adrian Simpkins Posted September 10 Posted September 10 Hi All I have a new process with auto assign authorisation setup in a parallel process node. Currently I can see the outcome of these authorisations is written to the timeline when processed, but it is posting the outcomes as Team facing (as below screenshot shows - image 1 and 2). Is it possible to set this so the outcome default is customer facing? I could not see anything obvious in the BPM config to set this to be customer facing. I also noted that when the authorisation is spawned we get a timeline entry for each person who the authorisation is sent to - I would also like to turn this off so we dont have multiple lines in the timeline (3rd image). Again these are team facing but I can see no option to prevent the update to the timeline for the spawned authorisations. We have 12 authorisers in the 3 arms so we are seeing 12 lines on each request. Many thanks as always Adrian image 1: Image 2: Image 3:
Berto2002 Posted September 10 Posted September 10 Interested. On the topic of the first question, we make an additional timeline update after the approvals with the outcome/s and make that Customer visible. I don't know how you would suppress the individual outcomes. 1
Adrian Simpkins Posted September 10 Author Posted September 10 Thanks Rob yes I thought about updating the timeline as we do get the outcome of the authorisation but that would mean another timeline entry and ideally I want to reduce the number of timeline entries If its not possible I will probably do as you have done, but hoping we have some control on the update outcome of these - both when it spawns and the outcome! Many thanks!
Lee C Posted November 9 Posted November 9 i don't use auto authorisation i use external authorisation and it just lists it one timeline entry like this Pending approval from NAME and NAME and NAME to do this i have the workflow pull the authoriser that the customer has selected on the capture form. 1
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