The other day I was working on my demo of Oracle Process Cloud Service (PCS) for UKOUG Apps 2016. After creating the application, I wanted to start working on the process. My use case fits an out of the box pattern nicely, so I started with "Form Approval with Integration Pattern" and PCS created a default process for me; with two swimlanes and a number of activities. The resulting process is shown below.
Every PCS application is provisioned with three standard roles:
- Process Owner. Users with this role have access to process activity history, can take actions, alter the process flow etc. Process owners typically manage deployed business processes and use metric analysis tools such as dashboards to monitor the business process.
- Process Reviewer. This role gives access to process activity, but process reviewers can not take actions on tasks or alter tasks flows. Process reviewers are not participating but typically responsible for reporting on current process instance status.
- Analytics Viewer. assigned this role can create and view business analytics dashboards associated with the specified application.
In this example, I don’t want to use these global application roles, I want two other roles: Read the complete article here.
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