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My Submissions

The My Submissions tab tracks every approval request you have originated — that is, every document you have personally submitted for sign-off — across all document types.

What You See

Each submission row shows:

  • Document type — the kind of document (e.g., PURCHASE_ORDER, SALES_ORDER, INVENTORY_ADJUSTMENT).
  • Submitted date — when you sent it for approval.
  • Current level — the step the request is currently sitting at, when it is still pending.
  • Status — a tag showing where the request is in its lifecycle:
StatusMeaning
PENDINGThe request is in flight. Someone else is the current decision-maker.
APPROVEDAll required approvers signed off. The underlying document has moved forward.
REJECTEDAn approver rejected the request. The document is back with you for revision.
CANCELLEDYou (or an administrator) cancelled the request before it was decided.
ESCALATEDA step blew past its deadline and the system automatically forwarded it to the fallback approver. The request is still pending.

Why a Request Might Sit in PENDING

A pending request is waiting on someone else’s decision. To see who, open the underlying document — the approval history shows the chain of steps, who decided what at each level, and who is currently assigned. The Approvals area only shows your view; it does not let you act on someone else’s decision.

If a request has been pending for a long time, check whether the assigned approver is on leave. An administrator can configure a delegation grant so their decisions automatically forward to a deputy.

After a Rejection

When a request is rejected, your document goes back to Draft. You can then:

  1. Open the document.
  2. Read the rejection reason in its approval history.
  3. Edit the document — fix the problem the approver flagged.
  4. Submit it for approval again. This starts a fresh request with its own chain of decisions; the old request stays on record as REJECTED for the audit trail.

Cancelling a Request

If you submitted a document by mistake or no longer want to pursue it, you can cancel the request from the underlying document while it is still PENDING. Cancelled requests cannot be revived — submit a fresh one instead.