Example: Route a Contract Rate Sheet for Approvals
This example illustrates how to configure Workday to route a contract rate sheet to specific roles for approval.
You're making changes to a contract rate sheet that's used in multiple customer contracts belonging to different projects, and you want the changes to be sent to specific roles for approval.
- Access 2 customer contracts that belong to different projects.
- Specify the same contract rate sheet for contract lines in each project.
- Define different project managers for the 2 projects.
- Add theProject Managersecurity group to theApprovalaction in theContract Rate Sheet Eventbusiness process policy:
- Access theContract Rate Sheet Eventbusiness process definition.
- From the related actions menu, selectBusiness Process Policy>Edit.
- In theWho Can Do Actions on Entire Business Processsection, for theApproveaction, add theProject Managersecurity group.
- ClickOKandDone.
- Run theActivate Pending Security Policy Changestask.
- Add an approval step to the contract rate sheet business process:
- Return to theContract Rate Sheet Eventbusiness process definition.
- From the related actions menu, selectBusiness Process>Edit Definition.
- Add anApprovalstep to the BP, and in theGroupprompt enter theProject Managersecurity group.
- From the related actions menu for the added step, selectBusiness Process>Set as Completion.
- ClickOKandDone.
- Edit the contract rate sheet and submit the changes:
- On either contract, click the contract rate sheet.
- From the related actions menu, selectContract Rate Sheet>Edit.
- Change theAdjustment %value, and clickSubmit.
Approvals for the change to the contract rate sheet are sent to the project managers for both projects. You can see the managers listed on the
Process History
tab on the Edit Contract Rate Sheet
page.