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The Managers should have approve the Infopath form from Email itself. Once the Manager is approved the form, it should automatically go to the Higher level Manager for second level of approval through Email. I have designed “Document Submission” InfoPath form and it should go for two levels of approval as shown below .
Update SharePoint with approval 1 Use the steps from Add an update action for pre-approved requests to add, and then configure an action that updates… 2 When you’re finished, the card should resemble this image: More
What happens when a request is pre-approved in SharePoint?
Updates the SharePoint Online list with the pre-approver’s decision and comments. Note: If the request is pre-approved, the flow continues with these steps: Sends the request to the final approver.
How to activate the approval workflow in Adobe Acrobat?
Important: By default, the Approval workflow is not activated and is not listed in the Select a workflow template list box of the association form. To make it available for use, a site administrator must activate them at the site collection level. Go to Site Settings > Site Collection Features > activate the Workflows feature.
How does the approval workflow work in InfoPath?
Approval This workflow routes a form to a group of people for approval. By default, the Approval workflow is associated with the Document content type, which means it is automatically available in document libraries.
How to approve an InfoPath form in email?
It has to go to two levels of approval on submission. Infopath form should be attached in approval Email. The Managers should have approve the Infopath form from Email itself. Once the Manager is approved the form, it should automatically go to the Higher level Manager for second level of approval through Email.
Assuming you have InfoPath set up to be integrated in SharePoint (configure from Central Admin, SharePoint 2010 Enterprise is required), you can create your list first, with say a column for approval status, and then click the button on the ribbon called “Customize Form” that has an InfoPath icon.