on 07-12-2011 1:53 PM
Hi,
we have a ERP landscape consisting of Dev, Test and Prod system.
They all have the same roles, so we uploaded the roles into GRC10 to a landscape of those 3 ERP systems including role approver.
However, we would like to provisioning to all 3 systems from GRC, but only for Prod there should be a role approver.
Due to the same role naming:
How can we differentiate that role A in system Dev and Test goes through without approver and in Prod has an approver. Is there a simple way to do this?
We do not want to set up a different workflow for this.
Thanks,
Daniela
Hi,
In this case you want to have common workflow for all system so you can have a BRF+ agent which will trigger a rule set depending upon the rules defined.
You can have an agent with line items system/connector and roles. If system is dev/test then trigger should be different and different for production systems. Then map this triggers with the paths/stages.
Regards
Rajan Arora
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> Wich result colum do i select for "approvers"? I'm doing a rule like the one describe on the question.
Hi Magaly
you would need to create seperate workflows for your production and dev/stg systems. Production system workflow path will have additional stage which would require role owner approver which will be absent in dev/stg workflow path.
Your BRF+ rule will be based on teh system/connector.
Thanks.
Anjan Pandey
Hi Anjan
I'm very confuse with the creation of BRF+ rule and the MSMP rule.
First, I created a BRF+ rule. With a table decision, but i dont know how to select the "result colum" as "Role Appover or role owner". I selected the result colum with conditioning group, using the Conditing Group ID in Role owner definition in NWBC/Setup
Then in MSMP i tried to created a rule in the step two with error: "Select a valid rule id".
could you help me with this dubt. Or maybe you can share with me material about role approvers and brf+ and MSMP.
Thank you in advanced!!
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