CSA · Question #227
What role enables someone to authorize a request, with no other permissions on the platform?
The correct answer is E. Approver [approver_user]. The approver_user role specifically enables a user to authorize requests without granting them any other permissions on the ServiceNow platform.
Question
What role enables someone to authorize a request, with no other permissions on the platform?
Options
- AApproval Group [approval_group]
- BAuthorize [authorize_user]
- CReviewer [reviewer_user]
- DVerification [verify_user]
- EApprover [approver_user]
How the community answered
(65 responses)- A2% (1)
- C3% (2)
- D2% (1)
- E94% (61)
Why each option
The `approver_user` role specifically enables a user to authorize requests without granting them any other permissions on the ServiceNow platform.
`Approval Group` is not a standard role for individual users to authorize requests; it refers to a group of users who might collectively approve.
`Authorize [authorize_user]` is not a standard or recognized role in ServiceNow for simply authorizing requests.
`Reviewer [reviewer_user]` is not a standard role primarily intended for authorizing requests; it implies reviewing content or tasks.
`Verification [verify_user]` is not a standard role primarily intended for authorizing requests; it implies verifying information or processes.
The `approver_user` role is specifically designed in ServiceNow to allow users to approve or reject records, providing only the necessary permissions for authorization without granting broader platform access.
Concept tested: Approver role
Source: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/utah-servicenow-platform/page/administer/roles/reference/r_RolesInstalledWithTheBaseSystem.html
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