Policy Overrides

NEW IN RELEASE 140

The policy Inheritance Overrides feature allows you to override policy actions and notifications for inherited policies. This does not affect the policy actions/notifications defined at the parent level.

Nexus Lifecycle users with Edit IQ elements can:

Only policies that are specifically configured for an override at the parent level (org or application) allow the Actions/Notifications to be overridden at the child levels (inherited orgs or applications.)

Override Policy Actions

To allow policy action override at the parent level:

  1. Click on the  Orgs  and Policies  in the leftmost navigation bar, and select the policy at the parent level where it is first defined.
  2. Click on the policy to go to the  Edit Policy   page.
  3. Check the “Allow action overrides at the organization and application levels” checkbox under the  Inheritance Overrides   section and click Save. Policy actions can now be overridden when they are inherited at the child levels.

To override policy actions for the child levels:

  1. Click on the Orgs and Policies in the leftmost navigation bar, to select the inherited policy for the child org or application that you want to override.
  2. Click on the policy to go to the Edit Policy page.  The Actions section shows the policy's current override status (by default this is set to Inherit parent actions.)
  3. The Actions section shows exactly similar policy actions as they were set at its preceding parent level.
  4. Under Override Status, select the Override parent actions option.
  5. Select the policy actions as required at this child level and click Update to save changes.
  6. To revert to the policy actions defined at the parent level, select Inherit parent actions. This will delete all overrides created for this policy and revert to the actions defined at the parent level.
  7. Click Update to save changes

 NEW IN RELEASE 158 Override Policy Notifications


To allow policy notifications override at the parent level:

  1. Click on the  Orgs  and Policies  in the leftmost navigation bar, and select the policy at the parent level where it is first defined.
  2. Click on the policy to go to the  Edit Policy   page.
  3. Check the “Allow notification overrides at the organization and application levels” checkbox under the Inheritance Overrides   section and click Save. Notifications can now be overridden when they are inherited at the child levels.

To configure policy notifications for override at the child levels:

  1. Click on the  Orgs and Policies in the leftmost navigation bar, to select the inherited policy for the child org or application that you want to override.
  2. Click on the policy to go to the Edit Policy page.  The Notificati ons section shows the policy's current override status (by default this is set to Inherit parent notifications.)
  3. The   Notifications  section shows exactly similar policy notifications as they were set at its preceding parent level.
  4. Under  Override Status,  select the  Override parent notifications  option.
  5. Set the policy notifications as required at this child level and click  Update  to save changes.

  6. To revert to the policy notifications defined at the parent level, select Inherit parent notifications. This will delete all overrides created for this policy and revert to the notifications defined at the parent level.
  7. Click Update to save changes.