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Tracker Item ReviewThis page demonstrates the process of performing a new Tracker Item Review.
The content of this page applies to codebeamer version 20.11-LTS (CARMEN) and up. For earlier codebeamer versions, see Start a new review - before 20.11.
If the Start a new review workflow action is not available on the used codebeamer instance, check the system configuration. Since codebeamer release 8.0, a standard mechanism is provided for
of (work) items in specific states without the need for an extra Approvals tracker and forking extra Approval tasks, as shown in Forking sub-processes from processes (work items).
Application ConfigurationThe following configuration is to be set in System Admin ► Application Configuration:"review" : { "hideTrackerItemReview" : false }
See also: Application configuration
Review ConfigurationTo define a review state, select the Start a new review workflow action for the appropriate state (entry) or those incoming state transitions that should trigger the review.
In the example, the Reviewers are chosen to be all users, referenced in the field Owner of the requirement to approve:
Make sure to grant Edit permission for the Owner field.
For the Review, it is configured that
If there are 3 reviewers, and the number of allowed rejects is 1, it actually requires 2 (positive) votes for the item to be approved.
State transitions out of a review state can be associated with the current Review (result) via one of the special conditions:
to only allow this transition if the review for the current item status was affirmative/positive or declined/negative.
Review ExecutionWith this example (System/Customer) Requirements tracker configuration in place, a requirements review can be started and executed. [Approve] or [Reject]
[Sign & Approve] or [Sign & Reject] the item.
If multiple Roles are configured for this review (only since codebeamer release 10.0), the user is asked to select the relevant Role to perform the review in.
Depending on the required type of electronic Signature (if any), the user may need to enter the Username and/or password for the submission. For the signature generation process, see:Generating Electronic Signature with SSO Login
In this example, one of the reviewers rejects the requirement. Since the review allows one reject, this is not decisive yet.
Decisive approval:
As this is the decisive approval, the Reviewer gets the option to execute the state transition (in this case Accept) to the designated approved status (Accepted) directly.
With this, the review/approval process is completed.
Automatic Reviewer Role SettingSince codebeamer release 21.09-LTS (EMMA), the automatic selection of the reviewer's appropriate role during a signing event is available.
To enabled this feature, apply the below Application configuration option: "review" : { "restrictRolesBasedOnFieldConfiguration" : true }
Default value: false. If set to true:
The feature also works, with a slight difference, when performing a Mass review:
Mass review of selected itemsSince codebeamer release 21.09-LTS (EMMA), a batch of multiple selected items can be reviewed at once. See Mass review.
Resolving stuck reviewsIn case votes are missing from the designated reviewers for any reason and an item review gets stuck, users with Tracker Admin permission on the item's tracker can adjust the review configuration by clicking on the review Settings icon on the right of the review subject: |
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