FIRST of all: DON'T use such a generic subject.
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this either interests me or is something I can suggest an answer to.
My proposed answer to your question: they can't unless they either have=
access to some of the administrative transactions or you create a repor=
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for them.
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Hi all,
how can people in our company look at running workflows in our system
who aren't assigned to a workflow???
For example the heads of the departments.
They should not have rights like an administrator, but they have to loo=
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the workflow protocol
so that they can monitor the workflow processes.
Regards!
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