GRC - Mitigation control maintenance workflow

Hi Experts,
This is regarding Standard GRC workflow WS76300088.
How is approver determination done in this ?  Do we need to ensure that the approvers are maintained somewhere?
Awaiting inputs ... thanks in advance!
~Ali~

Hi Ali
I guess the right forum to ask this question will be Governance, Risk and Compliance (SAP GRC)
You can also try and check these links if they help:
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-52083
GRC RM 10.0 - debug Agent determination in Workflow
Regards,
Modak

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