Please provide your ideas for future Business Process Activities product enhancements. The most voted for ideas will become priority items to be implemented into a future product release.
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Add new function FindRecordsAudit
The function FindRecordsAuditHtml() returns a HTML table of the audit data. But it would be useful to have another function to return it as an EntityCollection so end users could manipulate the data as they see fit -
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Function that references Form Type
It would be helpful to have a function that works similar to the getFormType method available in the SDK. Although N52 offers some control over this via the Event, the ability to perform checks on form type would be useful and provide greater efficiency. For example: customer requirement is to have certain fields enabled/disabled, tabs expanded/collapsed client-side based on whether the record is being created or updated. Currently, this would require two separate formulas (one for Create event and one for Update event), whereas including all code into a single formula with checks on a form type function would be more ideal. -
Clone Formula
When a formula is cloned, the cloned formula begins with ::CLONE::. However, the formula detail records have the same name as the formula detail records in the original record, which leads to confusion. it would be nice if the formula detail records could also be appended with a ::CLONE:: -
Bulk actions and show the information on a tooltip
It could be great to be able to see the content of the tickets on a tooltip placing the mouse on the subject and to be able to use bulk actions. -
Run Schedule as a different user
When a Schedule is trigger, the same user who click the "Start" button will be the owner of the background workflow. It will be useful to have the ability to choose which user should be the owner of the background workflow. For instance, the schedule failed and 1st line support needs to restart the schedule. But the workflow should be running as a system user and 1st line support doesn't know these credentials. -
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Add ability to lookup optionset value given the label
Add ability to lookup optionset value given the label -
Check user permissions
Would be nice to have the ability to check a user's specific permission (ex: if they have Read level access on a particular entity). An example would be if you have a formula on Account that finds the sum of all Invoices and displays the total as a form notification on Account. If a user has access to Accounts and not Invoices, this would cause an error. Rather than hard-code the security roles into the formula using IsUserInSecurityRoles, we could check if the user first has Read permissions on Invoices, and if so, execute the formula.