The Proxy System is a system that makes it easy for a user to delegate tasks to another team member in their absence. For example, let's say you are developing an application that manages permission processes. In this application, there is a screen where permissions are entered and a screen where permissions are approved by the manager. When the manager is on leave, the proxy system is of great benefit so that the employee's leave is not suspended. With the deputy system, the manager can appoint a replacement. The appointed person, i.e. the proxy, can view the manager's business processes like the manager. This makes processes more efficient and ensures business continuity. In Process Automation, the user can ensure that his/her own work is viewed by the proxy with the proxy he/she assigns to him/her.
The proxy system is used in the output of the application; that is, it is not fully involved in the application development process, but as a part of the process. Users can incorporate this system into their applications as they wish. Within the scope of the proxy system, Kuika Process Automation actions include “Get Agent” and “Set Agent” actions. These actions enable the realization of proxy transactions on the user. With the proxy system, a user with a proxy is not given an additional proxy. For example, if Admin has given a proxy to User 1, User 1 cannot get another proxy at the same time.
