Hello,

A large number of business rules on a page can affect the speed of its loading, as the size of the object increases.

Two or three rules will not make any obvious changes to the page's performance. While a larger number of complex rules can actually affect the download speed.

We recommend that you contact our support team if you think that the page's performance is too slow, even despite the number of configured rules. (support@creatio.com)

Pavlo Sokil,

is it the same for business processes per object?

Heather Mahley,

Good afternoon,

The situation is different with business processes.
 

Complex processes affect not only a specific section, but also the performance of the system as a whole.
 

Therefore, we do not recommend running a large number of complex business processes at the same time, and we recommend optimizing them by removing unnecessary elements from them.

Hello Arkadiusz,

unfortunately, you cannot achieve this via Business rules.

However, you can build a Business process, which will read the date and insert it to a different text field. The process will automatically change the data type to string so you won't need to do anything else.

Hope this way works for you.

Regards,

Gleb.

It seems business rules are only arriving post 8.0.3 ( this last version is not yet released, and business rules are only in beta in 8.0.3)

Hello,

The features are available for beta testing in Creatio version 8.0.3 Atlas. 

Please find more information here. 

Best regards,
Bogdan

Hello, Pedro!

In the actual version of the system business rules from the desktop, the platform is not transferred to the page in the mobile application. At the moment, business rules can be set with the help of development only.
 We have the enhancement request registered by our R&D. It means the functionality will be implemented in future releases, although there is no ETA yet.

Hope for your understanding.

Hello Ibrahim,

Could you please specify the current version of the website?

Best regards,

Bogdan

Bogdan,

8.0.0.5434

Ibrahim Nour El-Din,
 

Unfortunately, this functionality is not available in 8.0 version. But we've been informed that they will be available again with the next coming releases (8.0.1 or 8.0.2).
 

Best regards,

Bogdan

Hello Francois,

As of now, the business rules don't work with roles. You can only use users instead of roles, but in this case, you'll have to create each business rule for each user. 
 

We already have a query registered for our responsible R&D team to implement the described functionality in the upcoming versions of the application. 

I will add this case to the query in order to increase its priority.

Best regards,

Anastasiia

Hello Francois,

The better way to achieve Your requirement is Object Permission settings (Use column permission). Have a look following printscreen as a example how to grand access to "All employees " to only read Account Name and for "System administrators" to read and edit.

https://ibb.co/n0TCVBP

Best regards,

Marcin

A business rule isn't able to do this. 

You could do it with a no code approach by creating a process that starts on the record added or modified that reads the record, then sets the field value by combining the two values. The down side to this approach is that the user won't see this value until they refresh the page.

I realize you're after a no code approach, however, if you want to do this with code, you can add something like this to the methods of the page - this will set the name when the record is saved (assuming the field names are correct):

save: function() {
    var account = this.get("Account");
    var need = this.get("LeadType");
 
    if (account && need) {
        this.set("Name", account.displayValue + " - " + need.displayValue);
    }
 
    this.callParent(arguments);
}

(btw, I don't know why formatted code doesn't format code correctly on these forums, but the && is supposed to be &&)

Ryan