Site Access Request
The Site access request screen lists the triggers for automatically creating outbound Site Access Requests (SARs). This screen consists of two tables: an SAR table listing triggers, wait period, and current status, and an SAR exclusion list table identifying triggers and participants to exclude for those triggers.
Important!
The SAR table can be sorted by any column by clicking the desired column header. By default, the table is sorted by Trigger. The table consists of the following columns:
- Trigger. The trigger event for the transaction to be created. For names and descriptions of possible triggers, see SAR Triggers.
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Wait period (business days). The number of business days following a trigger event before an SAR transaction is created and sent.
Tip: If you want to reduce the wait period, then it is best to wait until after the automation process has run. Otherwise, the previously scheduled SAR may not be sent.
- Status. Indicates whether the trigger is Active or Inactive.
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Edit (
). Opens a dialog box for editing the properties of the trigger on that row. In the dialog box, enter a Wait period (1–99) and select or deselect the Active check box. Click Update.
Note: If you deactivate a trigger and later activate it again, then any events missed during that period will not result in new transactions. The automated process looks for current (Active) trigger events only.
See also SAR Triggers.