Does a transaction require approval if it exceeds the user's authority limits but is not flagged by approval rules?

In the context of ClaimCenter, the approval process is often linked to authority limits set for different users based on their roles and responsibilities within the organization. If a transaction exceeds a user's established authority limits, it inherently necessitates a review or approval process to ensure that the transaction is justified and aligns with organizational policies.

Approval rules may serve as an additional layer of checks, flagging specific transactions for required approvals based on predefined criteria. However, if a transaction exceeds a user's authority limits, it signals that the transaction is beyond what that user is permitted to authorize, which warrants an approval even if the transaction is not flagged by approval rules.

In summary, the necessity for approval when a transaction exceeds authority limits is a safeguard against potential risks and ensures that significant financial or operational decisions undergo appropriate review, maintaining organizational integrity and compliance with internal policies.