Submitting and Approving Change Requests

Depending on the approval process that your organization has chosen, you can submit contract change requests for approval and approve them on the Approvals page. The approval process in your Salesforce OrgSalesforce organization may differ from the steps described in this section.

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If you want to use an approval process for change requests, select the Contract Change Request Use Approvals field in the Billing Central Settings custom setting. See Contract Change Request Use Approvals.

To submit a contract change request for approval:

  1. If the change request is not already displayed, click Related Change Request on the active contract for which you want to submit the change request.
  2. Click Submit for Approval.
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    If this button is not displayed, the change request may already have been submitted for approval. In this scenario, click View Approval History to view the approval status of the change request.
  3. Click Submit for Approval in the Approval History related list.
  4. Click OK.

To approve or reject a submitted change request:

  1. Do one of the following:
  2. Depending on the approval process on your Salesforce Org:
    1. Click the Approve / Reject link in the Approval History related list.
    2. Click Approve or Reject depending on whether you are approving or rejecting the change request.

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To submit a contract change request for approval:

  1. Click Submit for Approval in the Approval History related list.
  2. Click OK.

To approve or reject a submitted change request:

  1. Do one of the following:
  2. Click Approve or Reject depending on whether you are approving or rejecting the change request.
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Related Concepts

Billing Contracts

Change Requests

Related Tasks

Applying a Change Request to a Contract

Creating Change Requests

Reference

Billing Contract Fields

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