Oracle Fusion BPM Setups Detail Discussion

Oracle Fusion BPM Setups Detail Discussion

I hope you have gone through my previous BPM posts related to its introduction and discussion about its BPM tasks if not then I would recommend to go through first BPM Configuration Detail Discussion before starting this BPM setups post. In this post I will show you the setup steps to Configure BPM in Oracle fusion. BPM setups are more similar like AME in Oracle apps. In Fusion BPM oracle has given us standard approval tasks for most of the Business processes. We just need to create conditions in these tasks to implement these approval hierarchy in Oracle Fusion.

 

In this example I will took an example of any standard Oracle fusion BPM task , in which I will show you the setups steps.

 

Step1:- BPM Tasks

Select any one of the Task in the BPM worklist and then in the right side you will get those tasks and Rule tab.

 

Step2:- BPM Tasks And Rule

We can see two tabs 'Task' & 'Rules' for each BPM task in the BPM worklist.

 

Here we can set some properties on task level. We can set the person to which we want to Notify if some thing wrong in the approval process of this Task. 

 

We can set other options like 'Allowing other things in the task'.

 

 

Step3:- Click on the approval Groups and you can create your custom approval groups to which you want to send the approval notifications in the BPM rules and once you created this Approval Group then you can use under approval rules.

 

 

 

 

Step 3:- BPM Rules.

We can see the Full Approval path for an particular BPM task in the 'Rules' Tab. Here Oracle fusion has already given so many rules in the Task to meet the Business requirement.

 

We can decide which rule we will use to configure our Business approval and then click on that business rules. We can also select and unselect the business rules which we want to use. We need to un-select those business rules which we don't want to use.

 

 

 

 

Step 4:- This is the window which will appear when you click on the rule of the task.

Click on '+' sign and it will create condition on this business rule.

 

This is the rule created after click on '+' sign.

Step5:-  You can see the Rule and If and Then condition automatically created under this rule.
You can create if conditions based on their business requirement's and in the Then condition you can create Approval types in the Then condition.

 

Step6:- These are the approval types you can select in your If condition and create your approval rules in that.

 

 

 

Oracle Fusion BPM Setups Detail Discussion