18.2.1 Understanding PeopleSoft Fluid Requisition

The PeopleSoft Fluid Requisition is based on Fluid Architecture and combined with a Component Interface. Fluid Architecture builds the front end display and the Component Interface handles the bulk of the business logic at the back end.

Use the Permission List EPPV1000 from PeopleSoft Pure Internet Architecture to grant security to PeopleSoft Fluid Requisition 9.2 objects.

Permission lists are tied to roles. Users are then tied to those roles so by granting permission to an object in a permission list, any user assigned to a role that is tied to that permission list is granted permission.