A customer is on App Broker 2022 R1 without using ServiceNow as the front end and is hoping there is a way to configure things to allow someone to ask the end user a question when that person receives a a software authorization? The attached screenshot shows where the customer was hoping this capability could be utilized, by having a column next to the existing ones (General, Approval Status, Notes etc.) called "Ask a Question" or something similar.
I would try to figure this out on my own, but I don't yet have access to a test instance of AB so I'm hoping you fine folk can assist. Thanks!
‎Aug 09, 2023 12:42 PM
There is no way to dynamically add a "question" like what you see during the checkout flow. However, an approver can use the "Request Info" button (as seen here) to ask a free-form question and "Notify Requester". The requester would then receive an email with a link to respond. All of this correspondence is then added to the Request Notes, which can be seen on the Notes tab of the request properties.
Can you expand a bit on the actual use case for this? I'm just wondering if this could be done in a different way, depending on exactly what they are trying to accomplish with it.
‎Aug 10, 2023 01:46 AM
There is no way to dynamically add a "question" like what you see during the checkout flow. However, an approver can use the "Request Info" button (as seen here) to ask a free-form question and "Notify Requester". The requester would then receive an email with a link to respond. All of this correspondence is then added to the Request Notes, which can be seen on the Notes tab of the request properties.
Can you expand a bit on the actual use case for this? I'm just wondering if this could be done in a different way, depending on exactly what they are trying to accomplish with it.
‎Aug 10, 2023 01:46 AM
Thanks Jim. I informed the customer of this and asked for more information about the use case in question, but I haven't heard anything back. I think the use of the Request Info button is probably the solution they are looking for though. Thanks!
‎Aug 17, 2023 09:19 AM