Using AME for auto approval of requisitions

Hi,
Is there a way to handle a scenario with AME where we need to have the requisition auto-approved whenever the amount is less than 1K.
I am able to use AME for all other scenarios, where the requistion moves for a different person's approval. But what about auto-approval ?
Pls help me on this.
Regards,
Sambit

On 'Purchase Requisition' Document type, check 'Owner can approve' checkbox.
In AME, set the attribute ALLOW_EMPTY_APPROVAL_GROUPS and ALLOW_REQUESTOR_APPROVAL to true and test.
Have a condition so that it retrieves empty approver group or the requestor himself as the approver.
Thanks
Pradeep
Edited by: Pradeep Kalyan on Oct 8, 2012 6:43 PM

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I will try to answer based on my experience of working with iProcurement and AME. It depends on how you want to make a call to AME , directly from OAF Page or from Workflow and your requirement. You didn't specify what you want to show the users on OAF Page and your business requirement.
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I have developed a new OAF page and registered under Employee Self Service menu.
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Hi ,
Product : EBS --11.5.10.2 AME B rollup 2 .
We wanted to introduce approvers based on requisition line total and a dff value on requisition line.
For that we created a line level attribute to calculate the requisition line amount Then created a test condition saying if req line total is > 1500 Introduce and approval group.
When creating a rule It says create a rule at header level So went into Approvals Management Administrator resp and changed the Configuration Variables allowAllItemClassRuleswhether AME allows to create subordinate item class rules-- Yes at transaction type Purchase requisition Approval . This allowed be to create the rule for the line level Tested real transaction on test workbench --This works fine
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EXCEPTION:[icx.por.approval.server.ApprovalListAMImpl]:Fatal OAException:java.sql.SQLException: ORA-20001: The input ame_util.approverRecord2 does not belong to the header item class, as ame_api requires.
ORA-06512: at "APPS.POR_AME_APPROVAL_LIST", line 485
ORA-06512: at line 1
Is it the correct way to define rules ?
Is it possible to create a Header level attribute to calculate the line total or check for req total and add an approver looking at the line level req totals ?
Please suggest if any body implemented Line level approval for requisition using AME ?
If this is not the correct forum please inform which forum should i post the thread.
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Hi,
Please review the following documents and see if it helps.
Note: 333270.1 - APINV: Line Item Class Rules Error in AP with ORA-20001: The input ame_util.approverRecord2 does not belong to the header item class, as ame_api. No Errors In AME Test Tab
https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=333270.1
Note: 393099.1 - Ora-20001 Error When Testing In Ame Test Tab
https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=393099.1
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Using AME for Line Item Invoice Approvals

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Edited by: C.h.r.i.s P. on Jun 19, 2012 11:40 AM

Hi,
Please review the following documents and see if it helps.
Note: 333270.1 - APINV: Line Item Class Rules Error in AP with ORA-20001: The input ame_util.approverRecord2 does not belong to the header item class, as ame_api. No Errors In AME Test Tab
https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=333270.1
Note: 393099.1 - Ora-20001 Error When Testing In Ame Test Tab
https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=393099.1
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Hi,
Is there a way to handle a scenario with AME where we need to have the requisition auto-approved whenever the amount is less than 1K.
I am able to use AME for all other scenarios, where the requistion moves for a different person's approval. But what about auto-approval ?
Pls help me on this.
Regards,
Sambit

Hi Sanjay,
How are you setting up approval greater than 1000 USD?
I guess u have created a condition called requisition total > 1000
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Oracle\ 10g\ Segment=true
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Oracle\ 10g\ Tablespace=true
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Process=true
ProcessServer=true
RPC=true
RabbitMQ=true
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Resin\ 3.x\ Webapp=true
SMTP=true
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SSH=true
Samba\ 3.x=true
Script=true
Sendmail\ 8.x=true
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SharePoint\ 2007\ Webserver=true
SharePoint\ 2007\ WindowsService=true
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SharePoint\ 2010\ Disk-Based\ Cache=true
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SharePoint\ 2010\ Foundation\ BDC\ Online=true
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SharePoint\ 2010\ Foundation\ Search\ FAST\ Content\ Plugin=true
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SharePoint\ 2010\ Records\ Management\ Counters=true
SharePoint\ 2010\ Webserver=true
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Solaris=true
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Spring\ Insight=true
Spring\ Insight\ Application=true
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Zimbra\ 6.0.x\ MySQL=true
Zimbra\ 6.0.x\ NGINX=true
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Zimbra\ 6.0.x\ memcached=true
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iPlanet\ 4.1\ VHost=true
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memcached=true
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vFabric\ GemFire\ Cache\ Server\ 6.0\ Statistics\ Sampler=true
vFabric\ GemFire\ Cache\ Server\ 6.0\ VM\ Stats=true
vFabric\ GemFire\ Cache\ Server\ 6.5=true
vFabric\ GemFire\ Cache\ Server\ 6.5\ Cache\ Client\ Notifier=true
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AME for PO Approvals 11i

Hi,
We have a requirement to use AME for core procurement, specifically for purchase order approvals in 11i.
Does AME support PO approvals / re-approvals in 11.5.10 for core Procurement module? If yes, has anyone tried to customize AME for PO approvals in 11i.
Thanks...
Edited by: user11977878 on Jan 26, 2010 7:46 PM

We do not use this feature, but the capability exists. Pl see these MOS Docs
293315.1 - 11.5.10 FAQ for Approvals Management (AME) Integration For iProcurement and Purchasing
210488.1 - FAQ: Document Approval and Routing
305295.1 - 11.5.10 PO: Approval Management Engine - How to Create AME Rules For One Approver
HTH
Srini

OIM11g auto approval

Hi,
We are following the below link for Auto-Approval for self registration
http://identityandaccessmanager.blogspot.com/2011/03/suppress-approval-self-registration.html
here what it says:
1. Export "SelfCreateUserDataset.xml".
2. Remove Approver-Only tag from Organization Field
3. Import it back into MDS
4. Restart the Server
5. Create an Approval Policy "Request Level Approval" & select Auto Approve check box with some basic Approval Rule
6. Create one more Approval Policy with "Operation Level Approval" as Auto Approve with some simple Approval Rule
we are not sure how to perform the step NO 3.(import back to MDS).
for this we followed the following link
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E14571_01/doc.1111/e14309/request.htm#OMDEV2869
when we ran weblogicImportMetadata.bat we are getting the following error
Problem invoking WLST - Traceback (innermost last):
File "C:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_IDM1\server\bin\weblogicImportMetadata.py", line 21, in ?
File "C:\Oracle\MIDDLE~1\ORACLE~1\common\wlst\mdsWLSTCommands.py", line 268, in importMetadata
File "C:\Oracle\MIDDLE~1\ORACLE~1\common\wlst\mdsWLSTCommands.py", line 733, in executeAppRuntimeMBeanOperation
File "C:\Oracle\MIDDLE~1\ORACLE~1\common\wlst\mdsWLSTCommands.py", line 996, in saveStackAndRaiseException
WLSTException: java.lang.SecurityException: MBean operation access denied.
MBean: oracle.mds.lcm:name=MDSAppRuntime,type=MDSAppRuntime,Application=OIMMetadata,ApplicationVersion=11.1.1.3.0
*Operation: importMetadata(java.lang.String, [Ljava.lang.String;, [Ljava.lang.String;, boolean, boolean, boolean, boolean, boolean)*
*Detail: Access denied. Required roles: Admin, executing subject: principals=[SYSTEM ADMINISTRATORS, oimusers, xelsysadm]*
MDS-91009: Operation "importMetadata" failure. Use dumpStack() to view the full stacktrace.
can anybody please let us know where we are making mistake???
Thank you.

http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E14571_01/doc.1111/e14309/utils.htm#BEIHDGCD
Run weblogicImportMetaData.sh
It will ask for username and password ... provide weblogic and password for user weblogic (Example)
It will ask for URL: give URL for admin console: t3://domainname:7001 (Example)
Done !!!
Either restart the server or run PurgeCache.sh All

AME for Custom Workflow

Hi
I have created a custom workflow and I want to implement approvals as well in that workflow. I want to use AME for that because AME will give following functionalities
1. Return for Correction
2. Update Action
3. Adding ad-hoc approvers
Is there any document that refer to workflow and AME integration ?
Do all above functions (1,2,3) will automatically exist in AME or I have to implement those functions

Gaurav,
AME and WF work hand in hand. I believe ML Doc 378312.1 (What are the ramifications of implementing AME with workflow already set up?) will answer your questions.
Pl also refer to ML Doc 431815.1 (Frequently asked Questions on AME)
HTH
Srini

UAM auto approval

Hello,
does anyone already has experience with auto approval.
We would like to test such a function.
Optioal idea is:
user select high level attributes and UAM get some default "uncritical/compliant" roles.
once the request is submitted the request is auto approved and user can start working.
More critical roles needs to follow the standard process.
Thanks for any idea and help.
Regards Nguyen

Hi,
This is easily doable by implementing a custom initiator and having the "Compliant" path set up with no stages. It is this path that will have the "Compliant" roles pass through for Auto Approval.
Another path will be set up with a stage to assess/approve the critical roles.
If you want all compliant roles assigned with immediate affect (irrespective of if the critical roles have been approved or awaiting approval), then ensure your provisioning setting is set to "Auto-Provision at end of Path".
All the best

Facing 'No Approver Found for Purchase Requisition' error when using AME

Hello All,
I am trying to test one simple rule in AME. Below are the the details of the rule.
Rule name - VO Category = SUPPLIES.FACILITIES
Item Class - Header
Rule Type - List Creation
Conditions
1. ITEM_CATEGORY in (SUPPLIES.FACILITIES)
Condition Type - Ordinary
Attribute - ITEM_CATEGORY
Data Type - String
Item Class - Line Item
String Value - SUPPLIES.FACILITIES
2. TRANSACTION_SET_OF_BOOKS_ID is equal to 1
Condition Type - Ordinary
Attribute - TRANSACTION_SET_OF_BOOKS_ID
Data Type - Number
Item Class - Header
Details
TRANSACTION_SET_OF_BOOKS_ID is equal to 1
Actions
Action Type - approval-group chain of authority
Rule Type - Chain of Authority
Order No - 1
Ordering Mode - Serial
Voting Method - Serial
Action - Require approval from Facilities Approver Group
Approver Group Details
Name - Facilities Approver Group
Type - Static
Voting Method - Order Number
There are two member in this approver group
Approver Type Approver Order Number
HR People HR People: akshay7 1
HR People HR People: akshay8 2
Now when i create a requisition with akshay7 as preparer then following notification is displayed
To akshay7
Sent 21-May-2013 16:55:08
ID 4681179
Approval workflow database error occurs while approving Purchase Requisition 14315
Contact your system administrator to identify the problem and to use SQL*Plus or Workflow Monitor to reactivate the approval workflow where it left off.
Give your system administrator the following information:
PL/SQL procedure: POR_AME_REQ_WF_PVT.GET_NEXT_APPROVERS
Error: ORA-20001: The procedure getNextPosition could not find parent position for : HR Positions: 01.Jrbuyer
Both the employees have one supervisor.
How to reslove this error?
Thanks in advance.

Hi Everyone,
The problem is solved now. The cause was that the test requisition that I was making was satisfying more than one rules and hence I end dated the remaining rules which solved the problem.
Thanks!

Is it possible Line level approval in AME for purchasing requisition?

hi
is it possible Line level approval in AME for purchasing requisition ?
so that send each line to separate approver ?

If using AME, it should be possible. Check AME Guide for POs for details. Let me know if you run into issues.
Thanks
Shree

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