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Effect of Require Check Run Approval
The following policy and user permission work together
to provide the user with certain abilities in eFinancials:
Require
Check Run Approval - a
global policy setup option on
the Checks Tab:
Approve
Check Runs - a permission in the System module (System—Security—Users—eFinancials—Accounts
Payable—Check Processing—Check Runs—Approve Check Runs).
Effects of the policy/permission
When both the policy
and the permission are turned on, then in Check
Runs the following occurs:
- User sees the Approve
column and Approve
icon in the grid.
- User can see the
status Approved in the Status column in the grid.
- Check Runs with the
status Validate show the Approve icon in the Approve column.
- Clicking the Approve
icon brings up the message, Are
you sure you want to approve this check run? Yes No Print (or Yes No for
users without the Print permission).
- Selecting
Yes approves the Check Run. User name defaults into the Approve
User field and the current date/time defaults into the Approved field.
- Selecting Print
opens the Check Run Proof parameter
selection page to allow printing of the report for users with the Print
permission.
- Check Runs with the
status Validated show the Print icon in the Print column
and the Approve icon in the Approve column in the Check
Runs grid.
- Check Runs with the
status Approved show the Print icon in the Print column
and nothing in the Approve column.
When the policy is turned
on and the permission is turned off, then the user can see Approved
in the Status column but cannot see the Approve Column.
See Also
Global
Policies Setup Check Tab
Check
Runs