E Order of Precedence Rules for Close Manager

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Executing a rule might prevent a rule established later from being invoked. For example, if a customer assigns an auto submit rule to a task, and the auto submit succeeds, then any rule tied to the Submit function (such as prevent task submission) would never be invoked.

Table E-1 Order of Precedence Rules

Rules	Rule Type	Runs When	Precedence Notes
Auto Approve Task	Template Rule Schedule Rule Task type Rule Task Rule	Task status changes to Open with Approver.	If any rule is successful, then Auto Approval occurs.
Auto Submit Task	Template Rule Schedule Rule Task type Rule Task Rule	Task status changes from Pending to Open with Assignee.	If any rule is successful, then Auto Submit occurs.
Prevent Task Approval	Template Rule Schedule Rule Task Type Rule Task Rule	Approver clicks Approve.	If any rule is successful, then approval fails.
Prevent Task Submission	Template Rule Schedule Rule Task Type Rule Task Rule	Assignee clicks Submit.	Rule triggered when the assignee clicks Submit. Can be evaluated in any order. If any rule succeeds, then the Submit function is prevented.