Version: 10.2.1c and 10.2.1c SP3 |
Responder Overview > Optional Functionality > Switch Orders > Switch Order Approvals |
Responder supports a work flow for approving switching orders before they are executed. This functionality is not available by default and must be configured to be visible. Once you perform the following configuration, the Approval tools will be visible in the Main menu in the Switch Order Editor.
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<add key="useSwitchingOrderApprovals" value="false" /> |
If you have implemented the approval process, you can also modify the Scheduled Switching Orders window to display only the switching orders that have been approved. To do this, you will need to edit Miner.Responder.Explorer.exe.config on the client machine(s).
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To take full advantage of the Approval functionality, you will also need to ensure that you have two types of users. You can create these users in the Responder web browser (Administration section) or modify existing roles to assign the necessary permissions.
Switch Order Editor: This type of user requires a role with the Switching Order Creator, Switching Order Editor, Switching Order Planner and Switching Order Executor permissions. Alternately, you can break this into multiple roles. For example, one to create and edit the switch orders, one to plan the start/end times, and another to execute. This type of user cannot open switching orders that have been submitted for approval.
Approval Officer: This type of user has access to switching orders that have been submitted for approval. Only a user with the Switching Order Approver permission can open a switching order that has been submitted for approval. This prevents users without this permission from executing switching orders before the approval process is complete.
Executor/Approver: A user with the Switching Order Executor and Switching Order Approver roles assigned can execute or assign to an incident without going through the approval work flow. |