on 03-10-2009 10:20 PM
I have created an approval, but it isn't firing. In Approval template I have selected sales order, total doc amount greater than 0 and linked the approval stage to myself as the authorizer. I then entered a sales order for $300 and clicked add, but I did not get an approval message.
I noticed under system initialization/general settings that my Activate Approval procedures is ghosted out. Perhaps that has something to do with it. Is there something else I need to do to "turn on" approvals so my approval will work?
In Administration --- System Initialization --- General Setting.
GO to BP tab and select activate Approval Procedure.
Try this and get back.
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Hi Robert,
I just had the same problem, I was able to fix the problem the following way.
1) I removed Super user Manager from the approval process ( Stage set up to approve and Originator set up)
2) I then was able to go to Administration --> System Initialization --> General Settings --> go to BP Tab--> on the bottom left side check Activate Approval Procedures.
this fixed the problem for me, let me know if it works for you.
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Hi Robert Eppele !
I think you should check in: Administraton-> System initialiazation-> Document Setting- Choose Sale Order and tick Sales Order Approved. May be not checked yet
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Robert,
Activiate Approval Procedure must be checked. If it is greyed out, with the check mark, its fine.
In Setting an approval procedure there are 2 steps to complete.
Under Approval Procedures > Approval Stages... you need to define a Stage and identify the user (in this case your user name) in the User area.
Step 2: Create the Approval template. Select the Orginator (the user who will be creating the doc). Select the Doc. In the stages tab, select the Approval Stage you setup through the previous step. In the terms..Select When the following applies and selcet Credit limit and in the Ratio's select the appropriate function and enter the value. ADD.
REMEMBER TO CHECK ACTIVE.
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Bishal, I am using a test company, but on a live install at a client so i have over 10 user licenses. I created another approval for the doc sales order with no terms, just Always. I assume that means alerts will be sent any time a sales doc is entered. I entered a sales doc, but was not prompted with the usual alert remark for the authorizer window. And no alert was fired.
My Approval stage
Name = Sales Approval
Authorizer = manager
My Approval Template
Active box is checked
Originator = manager
Docs = Sales order
Stages = Sales Approval
Terms = Always
Activate Approval Procedure is still greyed out with no check mark. how do i update it with a check?
Hi Robert ,
I tested your issue and it was same as you explained.Some reason that activate procedure in general setting is disable .I created a new test database and now you can check approval procedures .
I guess this setting is affecting the scenario.
Can you check on your live database that whether that option is enabled or disabled .
I am not sure at this moment what causes that aproval procedures check mark is disabled or how to enable it after disabled.
Hope this helps
Bishal
Hi,
I am unable to reproduce the issue mentioned. Getting the Alert in approval procedure.
Check the following steps:
1) Create a Approval Stage : Authorizer being Manager.
2) Create a Approval Template : Approval Stage as the one above, applicable to Sales Orders and the originator as 'Manager'; Terms as Always.
3) Create a Sales Order and upon Add a approver comment window appears.
Check it with some other user and see if your Approval Procedure is working or not.
Regards,
Jitin
SAP Business One Forum Team
Edited by: Jitin Chawla on Mar 11, 2009 9:45 PM
What about your approval stage setup? That is the first step for approval. Who is the user to approve? You must be one of originator subject to approval under approval template too.
Thanks,
Gordon
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Hi Robert ,
Can you log out and try that process one more time to see whether it will fire or not
Since you are doing testing , why don't you use test user rather than manager .
I expect you have probably one professional user license .You can keep switching professional license from manager to another user and test the issue . Manager always have access to license administration .
One more thing ,Instead of putting condition ,try activate procedure under term --always so we know there is no issue with condition .
Thank you
Bishal
Edited by: Bishal Adhikari on Mar 10, 2009 4:08 PM
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