Approve limits

Depending on the limits workflow defined in the limit structure, you may need to approve limits before they can be checked against exposures. You can approve or reject individual limits within a limit structure in the Inventory.

There are a few limitations to approving and rejecting a limit:

• The limit must be in a state other than the final state of the workflow. Usually, these are the Initialized, Edit, or Pending Deletion states.
• The active user must have a role required to approve the limit or if the property canTheApproverBeTheSameAsTheCreator in limits.properties is true (default is false). If the latter is true, then the approver can also be the creator. When you create a limit, the creator sets which roles are in charge of moving the limit along the workflow. If you do not have the specified role, you will not be able to move the limit along the workflow unless of course you have the property stated before set as true and, you are the creator of the limit.

When you create a limit, you set which roles can move the limit along the workflow. If you do not have the specified role, you will not be able to move the limit along the workflow.

Once you’ve made sure that the above conditions are satisfied, follow these steps:

1. In the Inventory, click the name of the required limit structure.
   This displays the list of limits within the structure.
2. Select the checkbox in front of the required limit. You can select multiple limits at once.
3. Click Approve or Reject above the table, depending on whether you want to approve or reject the limits.
   This opens the Confirm Approve/Confirm Reject dialog.
   Here’s what the Confirm Approve dialog looks like:

3. Enter a comment if needed, then click Approve/Reject. Your comment will be shown in the Audit screen.