Creating a workflow based on a change to a company property
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Creating a workflow based on a change to a company property
SOLVEHi @ABSims Happy to help answer your question about workflow triggers.
There are a few ways you can structure the workflow depending on your use case.
As far as the data from the API, you're going to want to bring the milestones across to a custom Company Property.
For example:
Company Milestone (dropdown or multi-checkbox)
X milestone
Y milestone
Z milestone
If you use a dropdown, the API would overwrite the milestone as it changes - for example, if the API updates the record on January 2 to be "X milestone" and then it changes on February 3 to "Y milestone" the record would no longer meet the criteria for X milestone as it will be overwritten by Y milestone.
If you use a multi-checkbox, the API would append the property, so "X milestone" would be checked on January 2 and on February 3 "Y milestone" would be added.
Once you have the property configured and the data from the API, you would use the company property to trigger the workflow.
Workflow Option A:
Trigger is Company Property = X milestone
Action = Send Email
You could then create a workflow for each milestone that triggers the corresponding email.
Workflow Option B
Trigger is Company Property = X milestone
Action = Send Email
Delay = X days
Branch - if Company Property = X milestone (go back to delay), if Company Property = Y milestone (go to next action)
Action = Send Email 2
You would create a delay and branch for each milestone and contain the emails all within the same workflow.
As I mentioned, there are a lot of ways to build this out - I hope this helps you get started!
If my reply answered your question please mark it as a solution to make it easier for others to find.
Creating a workflow based on a change to a company property
SOLVEHi @ABSims Happy to help answer your question about workflow triggers.
There are a few ways you can structure the workflow depending on your use case.
As far as the data from the API, you're going to want to bring the milestones across to a custom Company Property.
For example:
Company Milestone (dropdown or multi-checkbox)
X milestone
Y milestone
Z milestone
If you use a dropdown, the API would overwrite the milestone as it changes - for example, if the API updates the record on January 2 to be "X milestone" and then it changes on February 3 to "Y milestone" the record would no longer meet the criteria for X milestone as it will be overwritten by Y milestone.
If you use a multi-checkbox, the API would append the property, so "X milestone" would be checked on January 2 and on February 3 "Y milestone" would be added.
Once you have the property configured and the data from the API, you would use the company property to trigger the workflow.
Workflow Option A:
Trigger is Company Property = X milestone
Action = Send Email
You could then create a workflow for each milestone that triggers the corresponding email.
Workflow Option B
Trigger is Company Property = X milestone
Action = Send Email
Delay = X days
Branch - if Company Property = X milestone (go back to delay), if Company Property = Y milestone (go to next action)
Action = Send Email 2
You would create a delay and branch for each milestone and contain the emails all within the same workflow.
As I mentioned, there are a lot of ways to build this out - I hope this helps you get started!
If my reply answered your question please mark it as a solution to make it easier for others to find.
