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Oracle Agile Product Lifecycle Management forProcessWorkflow Administration User GuideRelease 6.2E48719-01April 2015

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ContentsPreface . ixAudience.Variability of Installations.Documentation Accessibility .Software Availability .Related Documents .Conventions .ixixixxxxi1 Introducing Workflow AdministrationIntroducing Workflows.Workflow Administration Overview .Associated Roles.Workflow Terms and Definitions .Recommendations for Creating Workflows.Searching for Workflows.Editing Workflow Process Templates .Using the Make Inactive Option .Copying Workflow Process Templates.Exporting and Importing Workflows.Exporting Workflows from Your Staging Environment .Importing Workflows into Your Production Environment .1-11-11-21-21-31-31-41-41-51-51-51-62 Using WFA to Create GSM WorkflowsCreating New GSM Workflow Templates.Summary Information Section .Name .Description.Template Type.Active.Resolution Criteria Section .Workflow Object Type .Attribute .Value.Match .Step Sections .2-12-22-22-32-32-32-32-32-32-42-42-5iii

Owners Table. 2-7Functional Areas . 2-7Conditions. 2-7Members. 2-8Roles. 2-9Selection Modes . 2-9Optional. 2-10Evaluation Methods . 2-10Signature Requests Table. 2-10Functional Areas . 2-11Conditions. 2-11Members. 2-12Selection Modes . 2-12Req # . 2-12Amber In and Red In Options. 2-13Optional. 2-13eSignature . 2-13Comments . 2-13Evaluation Methods . 2-13Notifications Table. 2-13Functional Areas . 2-14Conditions. 2-14Members. 2-15Selection Modes. 2-15Optional. 2-15Evaluation Methods . 2-15Transitions Table. 2-16Conditions. 2-17Transitions . 2-18eSignatures. 2-19Guard Conditions . 2-19Workflow Actions. 2-19Sig Doc Override. 2-20Comments . 2-20Adding Steps . 2-20Reordering and Removing Steps . 2-20Permissions Section. 2-21Actions. 2-22Principals. 2-22Tokens . 2-22Criteria. 2-23Workflow Permissions Section. 2-23Principal . 2-24Tokens . 2-24Conditions. 2-24Criteria. 2-26iv

3 Using WFA to Create SCRM WorkflowsIntroducing SCRM Workflow Templates . 3-1Creating SCRM Workflow Templates . 3-2Summary Information Section . 3-3Name . 3-3Description. 3-3Template Type. 3-3Active. 3-3Resolution Criteria Section . 3-3Workflow Object Type . 3-4Attributes . 3-4Value. 3-4Match . 3-4Steps Section . 3-5Owners Table. 3-7Functional Areas . 3-7Members. 3-7Roles. 3-8Selection Modes . 3-8Optional. 3-9Signature Requests Table. 3-9Functional Areas . 3-10Members. 3-10Selection Modes . 3-10Req # . 3-10Amber In and Red In Options. 3-10Optional. 3-11eSignature . 3-11Comments . 3-11Notifications Table. 3-11Functional Areas . 3-11Members. 3-11Selection Modes . 3-12Optional. 3-12Transitions Table. 3-12eSignatures. 3-13Guard Conditions . 3-13Workflow Actions. 3-13Sig Doc Override. 3-14Comments . 3-14Adding Steps . 3-14Reordering and Removing Steps . 3-15Permissions Section. 3-16Actions. 3-16Principals. 3-16Tokens . 3-16Criteria. 3-17v

Workflow Permissions Section.Principals.Tokens .Criteria.3-183-183-183-194 Using WFA to Create PQM WorkflowsCreating New PQM Workflow Templates. 4-1Summary Information Section . 4-2Name . 4-2Description. 4-3Template Type. 4-3Active. 4-3Resolution Criteria Section . 4-3Workflow Object Type . 4-3Attribute . 4-3Value. 4-3Match . 4-3Step Sections . 4-4Owners Table. 4-6Functional Areas . 4-6Members. 4-7Roles. 4-8Selection Modes . 4-8Optional. 4-9Evaluation Methods . 4-9Signature Requests Table. 4-9Functional Areas . 4-10Conditions. 4-10Members. 4-11Selection Modes . 4-11Req # . 4-11Amber In and Red In Options. 4-12Optional. 4-12eSignature . 4-12Evaluation Methods . 4-12Notifications Table. 4-12Functional Areas . 4-13Conditions. 4-13Members. 4-14Selection Modes. 4-14Optional. 4-14Evaluation Methods . 4-14Transitions Table. 4-15Conditions. 4-16Transitions . 4-17eSignatures. 4-18Guard Conditions . 4-18vi

Workflow Actions.Adding Steps .Reordering and Removing Steps .Permissions Section.Actions.Principals.Tokens .Criteria.Workflow Permissions Section.Principal .Tokens -234-234-244-244-254-265 Using WFA to Manage CSS WorkflowsIntroducing CSS Workflows.Predefined Workflows.Creating New CSS Workflow Templates .Summary Information Section .Name .Description.Template Type.Active.Step Sections .Transitions Table.Transitions .

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