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Approvals Management Responsibilities and Setups in AME.B An Oracle White Paper May 2007 An Oracle White Paper 1 Document Overview 3 Audience 3 AME Introduction 3 Setting up Responsibilities 5 Responsibility and its features 12 Approvals Management Administrator Dashboard 12 Approvals Management Business Analyst Dashboard 15 Trouble Shooting Section 20 Reference Documents: 22 Integration Notes – How to Make Approvals Management Work With Unrelated Products 22 Document Overview The purpose of this White Paper is to discuss the new procedure for assigning the Approvals Management responsibilities to individual users. The process has completely changed with AME.B. The responsibilities are no longer just attached to the FND_USER record in the base application. Audience This document is intended for the functional and technical person implementing AME and for support engineers. AME Introduction AME is a self-service web application which lets users define business rules governing who should approve transactions that originate in other Oracle applications like in SSHR. It mainly provides the following services to the calling application, - A centralized rules repository for defining and sharing rules. - Based on specific transaction date, it provides an execution engine to evaluate the rules. - It provides the List Management capabilities. - It also provides the history of approval status. Announcing Approvals Management Minipack AME.B (4428060). This release sees the adoption of OAF (Applications Framework) in place of the mod pl/sql UI previously available within AME. Announcing Approvals Management Minipack AME.B rollup patch (4873179). This fixes some issues with AME.B as well as introducing some functionality for future uptake by integration teams. AME.B patch is the OAF version of AME. Please note that the version of AME in R12 is equivalent to AME.B (up to its rollup) and hence all the documents for AME.B are also applicable for R12 with some