Yes, you can trigger an email here. Refer to screenshot below from the above code which I have shared:
So just after gs.log line you can use below syntax to trigger your notification:
gs.eventQueue('Event Name',children,recipeint1, recipient2);
//Replace recipeint1 & recipeint2 should be the user object to whom you want to send the email to.
Also Event Name need to be configured by navigating to "Registry" module and then use it here.
Then go to Notification module and use Trigger as Event is fired and select the same event name and make sure to check below parameter as True in Whom to receive tab:
Parm1
Parm2
Send to Event Creator
Then finally define the Notification content.
Regards,
Shloke
Hi Tracey,
Yes, you'd need to put this on each approval. It then allows you to have different timeframes on request types, and allow some to auto approve and other auto reject.
I'd suggest a way to deploy this would be to start with the high frequency items first, and add it as a new standard to your request management process, so that any new approvals your teams are building, always include a due date.
Until this is completed, you can get anyone with the admin or approval admin role to amend these records using "update all" and you can reject them that way
Doing this you will be presented with a blank form, where you can include the rejection reason, and set the state to rejected.
Mike
