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# Approve Applications

To approve applications -

Log in to the portal with the approver credentials. Click on the Fire NoC card on the home page.

Enter the relevant search criteria to fetch the applications Pending for Approval. Alternatively, users can also view the applications queued for approval in their employee Inbox.

Click on the Application No hyperlink to view the application details.

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Scroll down the application to review the details filled in by the applicant. Click on the Take Action button. Click on the Approve button in case the application meets the Fire NOC guidelines.

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Select the employee or Assignee Name who will issue the Fire NoC. Enter any Comments as required in context to the documents or application.

Click on the Upload File button to upload any supporting documents. Click on the Approve button. The application is approved.


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