specs/models/M_APP_VER_STEP_SIGN

Signature Step

A Signature Step (Signature Form) is a variant of a Form Step that allows users to add an e-signature within an app running in the Tulip Player.

An e-signature can be:

  • Badge ID
  • LDAP Username/Password: If an organization uses LDAP to authenticate users in Tulip, then a user must input their username and password from their LDAP directory.
  • SAML Username/Password: If an organization uses SAML to authenticate users in Tulip, then a user must input their username and password from their SAML directory in a popup window.

An operator cannot proceed to the next step of an app until a qualified user has filled out the e-signature.

An app builder can add one or multiple Signature Steps to an app.

Each E-signature from a Signature Step is recorded in a separate column in the list of Completions.

Fields

Name Description
Submission Rules The types of users that can sign the Approval Step. Options:
  • Any User: Any operator can add a signature.
  • Any operator besides app executor: Any operator can sign off EXCEPT the one that is currently logged in.
  • Specify a list of allowed users: Choose from a list of all users and operators in a Tulip account. Multiple users allowed.
Approved Submitters (optional) A list of Tulip users that are approved to sign the app in the Player
Signature Timestamp The timestamp is applied based on when the Tulip user signed the Signature Step before the app was completed
Signer The full name, user ID and profile image of the user that signed the Signature Step before the app was completed
Other
  • A required “Text” input widget can be used by the app developer to enforce signer to manually write reason for signature
  • A “Dropdown” input widget with a list of options can be used to enforce signer to choose reason for signature

Tests

IDName
QA-T106Signature Step : 01 - A signature form can be created
QA-T107Signature Step : 02 - Signature widgets cannot be deleted from a signature form step and additional ones cannot be created
QA-T108Signature Step : 03 - Signature form should allow any user to submit it when configured so
QA-T109Signature Step : 04 - Signature form should allow only the current user to submit it when configured so
QA-T110Signature Step : 05 - Signature forms should only be submittable a single time per process run