To notify a requester about their approval status, you can create a trigger similar to the one for notifying the approver. This trigger should inform the requester that their request is awaiting approval from their manager.
Additionally, you can create a macro to let the requester know once their request has been approved. These notifications help keep the requester informed about the status of their request, ensuring transparency and communication throughout the process.
To use the light agent role for a customer approval workflow, you can convert an approver from an end-user to a light agent. This allows you to create workflows around an end-user approver, which would be challenging otherwise. For example, in the…
Setting up a light agent for approval involves changing the user role and creating specific triggers. First, change the approver's role from end-user to light agent. This change might affect workflows and permissions, so be cautious. Next, create a…
When using light agents, remember that they have limited permissions compared to other agent roles. It's crucial to understand what light agents can and cannot see. Creating a dummy light agent profile can help you view the system from their…
Light agents cannot update ticket properties, such as ticket fields, unless they are the ticket requester. This limitation is important to consider when designing workflows that involve light agents. The primary role of a light agent in an approval…