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Advanced Global Intercompany Troubleshooting AGIS Workflow White Paper (Doc ID785167.1)

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ABSTRACT

Advanced Global Intercompany Troubleshooting AGIS Workflow

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Author : Sanjeeva Rampure, Jacintha MaryCreate Date 01-FEB-2009Update Date Expire Date

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This document addresses the commonly encountered AGIS workflow issues and the steps to identify and fix theproblem. The issues listed here are mainly due to customer specific setup data and requires user intervention toresolve the issue.

AGIS/AME cannot be fixed to prevent these issues, as these are setup specific errors

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1. Contents 1.1 Change Record 1.2 Contributors 1.3 Reviewers

2. Introduction 2.1 Scope of the Document

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3. AGIS3.1 Common Issues 3.1.1 No Inbound Transactions found 3.1.2 âNo Data Foundâ Error on Inbound UI, when Approve/Reject a Transaction. 3.1.3 Invalid Role Name 3.1.4 âAME Contactâ Activity Error

4. Workflow 4.1 Managers/Listeners

5. Approvals Management (AME) 5.1 Approvers Setup 5.1.1 Configuration 5.1.2 Setup 5.1.3 Create Grant

6. Logging AGIS/Workflow/AME Integration Issues. 6.1 Information Required

7. Open and Closed Issues 7.1 Open Issues 7.2 Closed Issues

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