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An approval process is an automated process that organization can use to approve records in Salesforce.
An approval process specifies the steps necessary for a record to be approved and who must approve it
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Field Update: Changes the value of a selected field. we can specify a value or create a formula for the
new value.
Outbound Message: Sends a message to an endpoint we designate. we can also specify a username and
the data we want to include in the message.
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Approval Request: An approval request is an email notifying the recipient that a record was submitted
for approval and that his or her approval is requested.
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Approval Steps: Approval steps assign approval requests to various users and define the chain of
approval for a particular approval process.
Each approval step specifies the user who can approve requests for those records, and whether to allow
the delegate of the approver to approve the requests.
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Assigned Approver: The assigned approver is the user responsible for approving an approval request.
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outbound messages. For example, an initial submission action can update a custom approval status field
to In Progress.
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have been given for a record. Final approval actions can include email alerts, field updates, tasks, or
outbound messages. For example, a final approval action can change the status to Approved and send
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Final Rejection Actions: Final rejection actions are the actions that occur when an approver rejects the
request and it goes to the final rejection state. Final rejection actions can include email alerts, field
updates, tasks, or outbound messages. For example, a final rejection action can change the status to
Rejected, send an email notification, and unlock the record so that users can edit it before
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Recall Actions: Recall actions are the actions that occur when a submitted approval request is recalled.
By default, an action to unlock the record runs automatically on recall. Recall actions can include email
alerts, field updates, tasks, or outbound messages. For example, a recall action can change the status of
a request from In Progress to Not Submitted.
Record Locking: Record locking is the process of preventing users from editing a record, regardless of
field-level security or sharing settings. Salesforce automatically locks records that are pending approval.
Users must have the Modify All object-level permission for the given object, or the Modify All Data
permission, to edit locked records.
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process, click "Create New Approval Process" then select Use Jump Start Wizard to set up approval
process in a few short steps. Or, select Use Standard Wizard to configure all approval options.
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The Initial Submission Actions, Final Approval Actions, Final Rejection Actions, and Recall Actions related
lists contain Record Lock actions by default. we cannot edit this default action for initial submission and
recall actions.
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To specify entry criteria, which is an optional step in the Step 2. Specify Entry Criteria page and is used to
determine the records that enter the approval process. Here, we can choose from either the formula
logic or we can select certain fields, operators and values to specify when the desired criteria are met.
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In the above step, using the Next Automated Approver Determined By picklist, select a user field if we
want the Salesforce CRM application to automatically assign approval requests to an approver based on
the value in the user field. For example, we may want to automatically send approval requests to a
user's manager as specified in the user's Manager field.
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To allow users to manually choose another user that will approve any approval requests, leave the field
Next Automated Approver Determined By blank.
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By selecting the Use Approver Field of Record Owner checkbox we can set the approval process to use
the standard Manager field or a custom field on the record owner's user record instead of the
submitting user's record.
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Administrators ONLY can edit records during the approval process ----> Select this option if we want only
users with the Modify All object-level permission for the given object, or the Modify All Data
permission, to be able to edit records that are pending approval.
Administrators OR the currently assigned approver can edit records during the approval process-->Select
this if we want the assigned approver to be able to edit the records too. The assigned approver must
also have edit access to the record through both their permissions and the organization-wide sharing
defaults for the given object. When a record is submitted for approval, it is automatically locked to
prevent other users from editing it during the approval process.
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e-mail template is used.
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2. Select Display approval history information in addition to the field selected above to include the
Approval History related list which displays the columns Date; Status; Assigned To, Actual Approver,
Comments, and Overall Status.
3. To specify how approvers can access an approval page, select either Allow approvers to access the
approval page only from within the application (Recommended) or select Allow approvers to access
the approval page from within the salesforce.com application, or externally from a wirelessenabled
mobile device, and then click on Next.
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Optionally, select Add the Approval History related list to all [object name] page layouts. This will
automatically update all the page layouts for this object and include a related list that allows users to
view and submit approval requests.
Optionally, select Allow submitters to recall approval requests to give submitters the option to
withdraw their approval requests
Note: When the Allow submitters to recall approval requests option is selected the Recall Approval
Request button in the Approval History related list is visible for the users that have submitted the
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record as well as system administrator. When a user clicks on Recall Approval Request, the pending
approval request for the record is withdrawn and recall actions are run.
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participating users at each chain of approval. For each approval step, we set Who - can approve requests
for the records; What - must the record contain to meet the criteria, and Why should the record be
allowed to be approved (in the case of a delegated approver).
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Step 1: Enter the Name, a Unique Name, and an optional Description for the approval step
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Enter a step number that positions the step in relation to any other step in the approval process as
shown next and click on Next button
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If we specified filter criteria or entered a formula, choose what should happen to records that do not
meet the criteria or if the formula returns "False" where the
options are:
approve record to automatically approve the request and perform all final approval actions.
reject record to automatically reject the request and perform all final rejection actions.
This option is only available for the first step in the approval process.
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Your Name --> Setup --> App Setup --> Create --> Workflow & Approvals --> Approval Processes -->
select the name of the approval process, and then carry out the following:
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In this page Select Assigned Approver where we specify the user who should approve records that enter
this step and optionally choose whether the approver's delegate is also allowed to approve these
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custom field that is displayed next to this option. This custom field was selected during the configuration
of the approval process.
Automatically assign to approver(s) which allows us to assign the approval request to one or
more users or related users as shown.
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following:
Approve or reject based on the FIRST response ---> The first response to the approval request
determines whether the record is approved or rejected.
Require UNANIMOUS approval from all selected approvers --> The record is only approved if all of the
approvers approve the request. The approval request is rejected if any of the approvers reject the
request.
Optionally, select The approver's delegate may also approve this request. A delegate is the user listed
in the Delegated Approver field on the assigned approver's user detail page. Delegated approvers can't
reassign approval requests; they can only approve or reject approval requests.
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If this is not the first step in the approval process, we must specify what will happen if the approver
rejects a request in this step, as shown in the following example,
where the options are:
Perform all rejection actions for this step AND all final rejection actions. (Final Rejection)
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Salesforce performs all rejection actions specified for this step and all final rejection actions.
Perform ONLY the rejection actions for this step and send the approval request back to the
most recent approver. (Go Back 1 Step)
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Automatically rejects the request and returns the approval request to the previous approver. Salesforce
performs all rejection actions specified for this step.
Now click on Save and specify any workflow actions we want to set within this step using the options:
Yes, I'd like to create a new approval action for this step now.
Yes, I'd like to create a new rejection action for this step now.
No, I'll do this later. Take me to the approval process detail page to review what I've just
created.
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the following screenshot:
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Having the process set out diagrammatically can help in the understanding of:
The steps necessary for a record to be approved
The designated approvers for each step
The criteria used to trigger the approval process
The specific actions taken when a record is approved, rejected, recalled, or first submitted for
approval
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Your Name --> Setup --> App Setup --> Create --> Workflow & Approvals --> Click on "Approval
Processes" ---> There a list of both active and inactive approval processes is displayed
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Parallel approval processes allow a record to be sent for approval to up to 25 different users
simultaneously. i.e The ability to send approval requests to multiple approvers in a single step
When setting up the processes, developers choose the approvers, as well as whether the record
requires unanimous approval or whether the record should be approved/rejected based on the first
response.
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the arrow icon next to the section heading. Sections remain expanded or collapsed until the user
changes their settings for that section
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The following example shows the creation of new account within the account lookup dialog while
working with an opportunity record:
Click on the Opportunity Tab and click on "New" button
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and also we can create new account by clicking on "New" button if we select "Show Quick Create"
option at the user interface settings
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lookup field on the record detail page. The fields displayed in the hover details are determined by the
record's mini page layout which is set at the page layout edit screen.
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The following screenshot show the hovering the mouse pointer over a lookup field on the record detail
page:
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It allows users to view the related list and its records by hovering the mouse pointer over the related list
link.
Users can also click the related list hover link to jump down directly to the Related List section without
having to scroll down the page.
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loads, and then the related list data. This option serves to improve the display performance for
organizations with a large number of related lists on record detail pages. When the page is loaded, the
record details are displayed immediately and afterwards, the related list data loads during which the
users see a progress indicator for the related list.
We can see that the related list sections are not yet loaded. They appear as [] while the primary
record detail (for the account example) is loaded immediately:
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become editable. The new value can then be entered and saved or the action can be undone using an
undo button.
First, the field is highlighted by hovering over it with the mouse to reveal the pencil icon indicating that
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with the Enable Inline Editing setting, users can also edit records directly within the list without having
to move away from the page:
Here we can change Billing State/Province for selected accounts using enhanced lists without going to
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Calculated Fields (Formula, Auto Number, Roll-Up Summary, and so on)
Read-Only Fields and Special Fields (such as Owner, Record Type, and so on)
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The Tab Bar Organizer automatically arranges tabs in the main tab bar to prevent horizontal scrolling of
the page. It dynamically determines how many tabs can display based on the width of the browser
window and puts tabs that extend beyond the browser's viewable area into a drop-down list.
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When this option is selected the Check Spelling button appears in certain areas of the application where
text is entered, such as sending an e-mail, or when creating cases, notes, and solutions. Clicking on this
button checks the spelling of your text:
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Enable Collapsible Sidebar:
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where the sidebar is included. When this option is selected, the collapsible sidebar becomes available to
all users in your organization. However, each user can set their own preference for displaying the
sidebar. Users can set the sidebar to be permanently displayed or they can collapse the sidebar and
show it only when needed.
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sidebar components on all pages, we can assign a Show Custom Sidebar On All Pages permission to just
those profiles.
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following window will populate
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Path for Grant Login Access is
Your Name---> Setup--->Personal Setup---> Click on "Grant Login Access"
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data.
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The company profile contains core information for organization within Salesforce
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Go to the following path to access the company information page:
Your Name
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Company Information.
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License information
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available to the user.
Salesforce bills an organization based on the total licenses and not on active users.
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Using Business Hours, we can select the days and hours that support team is available. These
hours, when associated with escalation rules, determine the times at which cases can escalate.
If we enter blank business hours for a day, which means organization does not operate on that
day.
Go to the following path for Business Hours:
Your Name Setup Administration Setup Company Profile Click on Business Hours
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Currency settings are organization-wide within Salesforce and can be set using either a single currency
option using the Currency Locale setting on the Company Profile (or) as a multiple currencies option
where we can add currencies and set conversion ratesusing the Manage Currencies link within the
Company Profile section.
Note: Multiple currencies can only be enabled by request to Salesforce customer support. When
activated, the Currency Locale field and its value is passed to a new field Corporate Currency also on the
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that all other currency conversion rates are based. This is initially set by Salesforce.com when the
Salesforce application is activated.
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Salesforce users cannot set individual currency locales.
In a multiple currency organization, we can set the corporate currency instead of the currency locale and
Salesforce users can also set their individual currency by following the path
Your Name Setup Personal Setup My Personal Information Personal Information.
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and so must be considered when activating the Multiple Currencies option and then importing data
or custom object creation.
2. Only active currencies can be used in currency amount fields
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rates in relation to the corporate currency and can be accessed by following the path
Your Name Setup Administration Setup Company Profile Manage Currencies.
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The list of active currencies represent the countries or regions in which company trades. Only an active
currency can be set by system administrator, on the organization profile or by users on their individual
user records or on data records in currency field.
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forecasting. Fiscal years usually contain smaller fiscal periods. There are two types of Fiscal Years
Standard Fiscal Years are periods that follow the Gregorian calendar, but can start on the first
day of any month of the year. (A Gregorian Year is a calendar based on a 12 Month Structure
and is used throughout much of the world.)
Custom Fiscal Years are for companies that break down their fiscal years, quarters and weeks in
to custom fiscal periods based on their financial planning requirements.
Forecasting can NOT be used with Custom Fiscal Years
Customizable Forecasting must be enabled for use with Custom Fiscal Years
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Your Name --> Setup --> Administration Setup --> Company Profile --> Holidays ---> Click on "New"
button
Enter the dates and times at which to suspend business hours and escalation rules associated with
business hours. And click on "Save" button
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Salesforce CRM application.
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Your Name --> Setup --> Administration Setup --> Company Profile --> Language Settings.
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the Displayed Languages list.
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