on 10-26-2023 6:35 PM
Hello Team, I am looking to initiate a dynamic set of parallel approval tasks within the SAP build process automation, a process similar to the one described in this blog post: https://blogs.sap.com/2021/08/28/execute-workflow-tasks-in-parallel-using-sap-workflow-management/ In the event that at least one or two managers approve the request, my objective is to halt the remaining approval tasks and proceed to the next step in the SAP build process automation.
I'm attempting to accomplish this by incorporating a subprocess into the automation process, using a global custom variable(to capture the approver count) in the main process as described in the guide found at https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/spa-add-sub-process-automation.html. Is there an alternative approach to address this without relying on the automation module? I've explored the option of using branches, but I've encountered a limitation where I cannot configure a dynamic number of branches, and it appears that the system restricts us to creating a maximum of 10 branches. Additionally, I'm interested in implementing an escalation mechanism for tasks that go past their due date.
For the managing tasks, including past due, since this technique here: https://blogs.sap.com/2023/08/24/notifying-your-user-task-recipients-with-a-sbpa-automation/
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