Dear Sangamesh,
I would like to confirm if the maker checker setting will require a checker
to approve an action before it is finalized. Please advise.
Thank you.
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We confirmed that the maker checker feature requires a checker to approve a
task before it is finalized. In our processes, all tasks are only
performed by one person so we disabled the maker checker feature
completely. Thank you.
On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 11:48 AM, Mark Mirasol
wrote:
> Dear San
Hi All,
I am facing an error when I enable maker-checker tasks for "Loan Approval"
and "Disbursment" actions. The error is- field is requiredThe parameter
`status` has been passed and is not supported for this request.
I'm guessing there is something missing in the backend to support this but
I
Hi all,
on Mifos X we've recently begun work on implementing a Maker-Checker
capability. It's quite an interesting capability and quite common in
financial applications. This is where someone makes a change (like create
client) and someone else approves that change. Keith Woodlock is doing the
Hello John and Keith,
Many thanks to you guys, you really understand the importance of the MnC
concept.I am sure everybody will be agree with the concept.
I will go through the wiki and put my comments in a couple of days.
Cheers!
AMIT
On Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 4:58 AM, John Woodlock wrote:
> Hi al
Hi Community!
I have a question related to the maker-checker functionality. The use case
is where a user with a lower permission level makes a loan write off. This
hits the maker-checker fine, but that very same user is able to approve the
write-off.
I want only a user with superuser privileges t
Hi Kumarnath,
Here, you have to use the permissions combining both Configuring
Maker-Checker tasks related to Write off and assigning appropriate checker
permissions from 'Manage Roles and Permissions' to that specific role. In
this case, checker permission is related to write off. Check the 'Loan