Content with label workflow in Approval Manager 2012 User Guide (See content from all spaces)
Related Labels: approval_stages, new_proof, approval_process, approval_manager, new_user, round, stage, trafficking, manager, proofing, managers_note, routing, new_reviewer

Approval Stages Approval stages are stages that lie between the Production and Finished stages in a workflow. !stage.png border=1,width=850! Each approval process needs at least one Approval stage, but can have over fifty (if required). Approval stages are assigned names ... Other labels: approval_stages, proofing

Managers Managers are responsible for creating new approval  processes and for assigning reviewers and producers responsibility for stages in the approval process workflow. Additionally, managers assume trafficking responsibilities for approval processes they create, ensuring that the process gets advanced to the proper stage when ... Other labels: new_proof, manager

Rounds round is an instance of a stage. Each time a proof enters a new stage, it also enters a new round. !RoundsConcepts and Terminology.09.08.1.jpg alt=,width=579,height=90,title=Concepts and Terminology.09.08.1.jpg,! Information on activities that take place and events that occur is saved in the round ... Other labels: proofing, approval_process, approval_manager, round, stage

Trafficking Approval Processes Manager, it is your responsibility to "traffic" your approval processes. You can do this in two ways: Preemptively, by setting autorouting rules for each stage when you define the proof workflow (or modify them when a proof is in process) Reactively, by manually ... Other labels: trafficking, managers_note, approval_manager, routing, new_user, new_reviewer