on 01-26-2009 4:01 PM
Good day all.
I have a query that I need assistance with.
I am testing the end-to-end standard Request Types in CUP. I want to know why a requestor does not see a 'SUBMIT' button when Creating a Request. The requestor only see's the 'APPROVAL' button.
The 'APPROVAL' button currently does work as a 'SUBMIT' button
Is this standard in CUP 5.3?
Kind Regards,
Michael Hannie
Hello Michael,
When you are trying to create the request by clicking on create request option available once u login using the CUP ID and password under user login then you will be able to find the approve button rather than finding submit button. By clicking on the approve button request is created.
But when u try to create a request by using Change account or New Account option available on the initial screen of CUP then u will be able to see the submit button option to submit request instead instead of finding the approve the option which was visible as mentioned earlier.
This is standrad not only in CUP 5.3 but also the same with Access Enforcer 5.2 ( Access enforcer is the name used instead of CUP in the earlier version).
Regards,
Raghu.
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Hi Michael,
The scenario you are talking about it not possible at all.
Requester never ever sees an 'Approve' button. Please check it properly.
Requester means "the person who clicks on request access and create request" -> This person will always see 'Submit' button/
Approver/Administrator means "the person who logs in to CUP by clicking on user login link". -> This person will always see 'Approve' button instead of 'Submit' button.
Regards,
Alpesh
SAP GRC Manager (PwC)
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Also note that the SUBMIT button option in CUP > Config tab > End User Personalizationn > Visible is set to YES
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