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# Setting

## **Enable the feature**

Before starting to work with Requisition approvals you first have to enable the feature, as it is disabled by default.

As an **Admin** user, you can set up the Requisition feature for your organization by navigating to the **Settings** page -> Enable **Requisition**

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Once the Requisition feature is enabled, new elements will appear on your screen, and beside the **Requisition** icon will appear on the left menu.

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## **Create Approval Flow**

Approval flows allow you to customize who is needed to approve each requisition and in what step. They are sequentially requested to give their approval to publish a new job.

To set up approval flows, click **+ New approval flow**, and fill in the requirements.

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1. Name: The approval flow's name should be short and set apart from others with ease.
2. Approval flow: A defined series of steps that outlines the approval process, specifying which approvers are required at each stage.

* Approvers: a list of users will join the Approval flow at a step.
* Required approvals: the number of required approvals must be from the list of approvers available at each step.
* Click **+ Add approval step** to add more steps.

3. Click the **Save** button to complete.


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