You want to configure your MSMP Workflow stage definition to ensure that a workflow request that has NOT been processed after a certain period of time can be escalated and approved by another…

The correct answer is A. Maintain Fallback Receiver C. Escalate to Specified Agent E. Skip to Next Stage. You can use maintain fallback receiver, escalate to specified agent, and skip to next stage as options to configure escalation. Maintain fallback receiver means that the workflow item is forwarded to a predefined user if no agent is found or if the agent does not respond within…

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Question

You want to configure your MSMP Workflow stage definition to ensure that a workflow request that has NOT been processed after a certain period of time can be escalated and approved by another approver. Which of the following options can you use to configure escalation? Note:

There are 3 correct answers to this question.

Options

AMaintain Fallback Receiver
BUse Defaults
CEscalate to Specified Agent
DDefine an Alternate Approver
ESkip to Next Stage

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A
72% (39)
B
9% (5)
D
19% (10)

Explanation

You can use maintain fallback receiver, escalate to specified agent, and skip to next stage as options to configure escalation. Maintain fallback receiver means that the workflow item is forwarded to a predefined user if no agent is found or if the agent does not respond within a specified time. Escalate to specified agent means that the workflow item is forwarded to another user or role based on a BRFplus rule. Skip to next stage means that the workflow item is moved to the next stage in the path based on a BRFplus rule.

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#MSMP workflow escalation#fallback receiver#escalation agent#stage definition

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