| # Role by Business Process Properties (tgbrg3141s000) use.session.to maintain the authorization and responsibilities of the role that is linked to the business process. Related topics Authorizations by activity and business process Role In DEM a role is a set of specific qualifications and/or skills that an employee must have to be authorized to carry out a business process, activity, or subapplication. Role The name or description of the role. Max. Authorization The level of authorization for the role for activities of type application in the business process. Note If you leave this field empty, the Full Authorization applies. Related topics Authorizations by activity and business process Responsibility Codes A task that can be linked to a role, and which is used for authorization purposes. If a responsibility code is linked to a role, at least on of the responsibility codes must have the value Yes to authorize the role. Responsibility Code A task that can be linked to a role, and which is used for authorization purposes. If a responsibility code is linked to a role, at least on of the responsibility codes must have the value Yes to authorize the role. Responsibility Code A task that can be linked to a role, and which is used for authorization purposes. If a responsibility code is linked to a role, at least on of the responsibility codes must have the value Yes to authorize the role. Responsibility Code A task that can be linked to a role, and which is used for authorization purposes. If a responsibility code is linked to a role, at least on of the responsibility codes must have the value Yes to authorize the role. Responsibility Code A task that can be linked to a role, and which is used for authorization purposes. If a responsibility code is linked to a role, at least on of the responsibility codes must have the value Yes to authorize the role. Responsibility Code A task that can be linked to a role, and which is used for authorization purposes. If a responsibility code is linked to a role, at least on of the responsibility codes must have the value Yes to authorize the role. Excluded check.selected the role is excluded from the business process. Example
Employee | Role | Business process
T. Smith | A, B | BP001
D. Jones | A | BP001
Both role A and B authorize employees to use business process BP001 If role A is excluded, employee D. Jones is no longer able to carry out business process BP001. However, employee T. Smith can still use business process BP001, as he has role B as well. Text This field indicates whether a text is available, which provides you with further information about the selected combination of roles and business process. Manager check.selected all workflow users that have the selected role can: reroute the process instance and its work items reject work items. Related topics Workflow modeling procedure Initiator check.selected a workflow user that has the selected role can initiate the business process in their worklist handler. |