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Is it possible to create parallel approval process in Salesforce?
Is it possible to create parallel approval process (ability for multiple user to approve or reject a record)?
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Yes. Parallel approval process allows specifying (upto 25) multiple approvers. The approver setting could be set to unanimous, or first action. In unanimous parallel approval process, all approvers must approve a request, before it is considered as approved.
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Yes, So you need to specify multiple approvers in the Automatically assign to approver(s) option and then choose Require unanimous approval from all selected approvers.
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