You are creating an Initiator rule and want to build a condition using header attributes. Which of the following attributes can you use? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

The correct answer is A. Company B. Subprocess. You can use company and subprocess as header attributes to create an initiator rule. Company is the attribute that represents the company code of the user, and subprocess is the attribute that represents the subprocess ID of the access request.

Shared Functionality (MSMP Workflow, HR Trigger, Compliant User Provisioning)

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ACompany
BSubprocess
CPrerequisite
DFunctional Area

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Explanation

You can use company and subprocess as header attributes to create an initiator rule. Company is the attribute that represents the company code of the user, and subprocess is the attribute that represents the subprocess ID of the access request.

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