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# Cancel Process configuration

Access the workflow configuration via <img src="/files/XIIIrxmLOJuIfM4dnlSP" alt="" data-size="line"> **Settings** → **Workflows** → **Definitions** → **Cancel Process**.

![](/files/p32l5HWVCMnoEq6CySZy)

## Description

This process will be triggered when a process is canceled. It will notify the configured roles of the cancellation.

## Applies to

This workflow applies at the global level.

## Configuration variables

You can edit the configuration variables directly from the workflow definition page by clicking <img src="/files/yDZuI3skJw21aMCfZ1eF" alt="" data-size="line"> in the upper-right corner of the variables table.

| Variable      | Description                                     | Default value    |
| ------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | ---------------- |
| rolesToNotify | A comma separated list of roles to be notified. | Business Steward |

## Start label

The start label is the name of the workflow when it is visible as an action item on a resource page or as a button on a dashboard. You can find the **Start Label** section in the upper-right corner of the workflow definition page.

Default value: Cancel

Click **Edit** to edit the label.

## Start event

A start event is an event that triggers the workflow, for example starting the workflow when an asset is created.

The Cancellation Process workflow starts automatically when a workflow is canceled.

## Roles

The roles define the permissions to manage the workflow. For example, if a certain tasks must be urgently executed but the responsible person is on sick leave, a user with the defined role can reassign that task to somebody else.

| Action                                                                                     | Roles                                     |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------- |
| Start workflow An action item with the start label is available to users with these roles. | There is no out-of-the-box default value. |
| Stop workflow The option to cancel the workflow is available to users with these roles.    | <ul><li>Sysadmin</li></ul>                |
| Reassign tasks The option to reassign the task is available to users with these roles.     | <ul><li>Sysadmin</li></ul>                |

## Other

The settings in this section define global restrictions that apply to the workflow such as:

* Accessibility to guest or logged in users.
* Checking that the roles required by the workflow are not empty.
* Preventing the same worflow or other workflows from running on the same resource.
* Making the workflow available to be added to a dashboard.

| Setting                                                                  | Enabled |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------- |
| Any user can start the workflow.                                         | No      |
| Perform candidate user check on workflow start.                          | Yes     |
| This workflow can only run once at the same time on a specific resource. | Yes     |
| Lock resource.                                                           | No      |
| Show in global create.                                                   | No      |


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