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<automaticApprovalDecision><automaticApprovalDecision>
<name>REJECTED</name>
</automaticApprovalDecision>
</NamedGroupApprovalTemplate>
In UserContextApprovalTemplate request body:
l displayName is required.
l automaticApproval is optional; if not present, defaults to false.If automaticApproval is set to
true:
n automaticPeriodDuration (in days)is optional; if not present, defaults to 0. Valid value is
integer from 0 to 365.
n automaticApprovalDecision is required; valid value is APPROVED, or REJECTED.
Example request body:
<UserContextApprovalTemplate>
<displayName>User ContextTemplate 01</displayName>
<automaticApproval>true</automaticApproval>
<automaticPeriodDuration>7</automaticPeriodDuration>
<automaticApprovalDecision>
<name>APPROVED</name>
</automaticApprovalDecision>
</UserContextApprovalTemplate>
In DelegatedApprovalTemplate request body:
l displayName is required.
l processDefinition is required, id is needed.
l automaticApproval is optional; if not present, defaults to false. If automaticApproval is set to
true:
n automaticPeriodDuration (in days) is optional; if not present, defaults to 0. Valid value is
integer from 0 to 365.
n automaticApprovalDecision is required; valid value is APPROVED, or REJECTED.
Example request body:
<DelegatedApprovalTemplate>
<displayName>Name Ex Template 03</displayName>
<processDefinition>
<id>90d96507362a000a01362a0048bc00ad</id>
</processDefinition>
<automaticApproval>true</automaticApproval>
<automaticPeriodDuration>30</automaticPeriodDuration>
<automaticApprovalDecision>
<name>REJECTED</name>/
</automaticApprovalDecision>
</DelegatedApprovalTemplate>
Example
The following URL was sent to create an approval policy with two named approvers:
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