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It is used when someone else has to approve something before you can proceed with the use case.
Approval handling and step-by-step instruction
Approval handling process
An information pop up is shown in either Identity Manager Operator or Smart ID Self-Service that an approval is needed (for example, when a self-service user is editing a photo).
The approver receives an email with information that there is an approval request.
The approver logs in to Identity Manager Operator.
Go to the SEARCH page.
Select Requests from the drop-down menu and click Search. A list with all open requests appear.
Select the request you want to approve and click User approval. A user approval form appears with:
Request information - with the request itself (that is, what the requested change is about)
User information - with information about the user
Requester information - the person that is asking for the approval (the 'requester').
The approver clicks one of the buttons:
Approved → The approver approves the request.
The requester receives an email notification that the request is approved.
Reject → The approver rejects the request and must add information in the Reason for rejection text field.
The requester receives an email notification that the request is rejected.
Postpone → An Open task is created and the approver can do the task later.
Use case details
Overview and technical details
Sub process description
As an operator I want to have a general sub-process for all approval scenarios
Outcome
The approver receives an email notification that there is an open request for approval
If the request is approved, the end state is "approved"
If the request is rejected, the end state is "rejected"
The requester receives an email notification that the request is approved or rejected