Hello Safa,

Unfortunately, there is no no-code way to add the custom button. We've already registered the suggestion for the R&D team.

Meanwhile, this article explains how to create a custom button. Please follow the release updates to find out when SDK for Mobile will be implemented.

Hello!
 

A quick solution would be to add a timer—say, 10 seconds—after which the process will read the data and proceed with the flow. This would be the fastest approach.

Regards,
Orkhan

Orkhan,

Thanks Orkhan, I tried, but didn't works, so if several records are inserted on the "same" time, the 10 seconds are not a difference so all process instances are waiting the same 10 seconds.. :-(

The best approach I found is to import on temporary table and when done run a process who move records to final one, but I want to found some method to avoid this kind of approach.

Some ideas?

Regards 

Julio.Falcon_Nodos,

have you seen the following post https://community.creatio.com/questions/run-process-after-excel-import ?

I saw in the debugging is there some resultParameterValues in the response, but is null and I have one output parameter?

Julio.Falcon_Nodos,

Solved! due the debugging resultParameterNames element I tried and works, here the result

// Inicialize Process input parameters
var ClienteObject = await request.$context.NCSDetalleDelPedidoDS_NCSCuenta_kn04jps;
var LugarPobladoObject = await request.$context.NCSDetalleDelPedidoDS_NCSLugarPoblado_g8rmatm;
var ProductoObject = await request.$context.NCSDetalleDelPedidoDS_NCSProducto_cuzrngv;
if ( ClienteObject == null || LugarPobladoObject == null || ProductoObject == null ) {
	await next?.handle(request);
 
}
/// Run process
const handlerChain = sdk.HandlerChainService.instance;
const result = await handlerChain.process({
	type: "crt.RunBusinessProcessRequest",
	processName: "NCSPrecioFinalProductoPedido",
	processParameters: {
		DetallePedidoID: await request.$context.Id,
		ClienteID: ClienteObject.value,
		LugarPobladoID: LugarPobladoObject.value,
		ProductoID: ProductoObject.value
 
	},
	/* Process Output Paramters */
	"resultParameterNames": [
		"PrecioFinal",
		"ProcessesRanOK"
	],
	$context: request.$context
});
 
// Result is OK?
if ( result.success && result.resultParameterValues[ "ProcessesRanOK" ] ) {
	// OK, get price
	request.$context.NCSDetalleDelPedidoDS_NCSPrecio_leqtalu = result.resultParameterValues[ "PrecioFinal" ];
 
} else {
	// Some error msg
	console.log( "Error getting price" )
 
}

Julio.Falcon_Nodos,

Julio, excellent find - I assume the start of the process needs to be marked as "run in background" = false? Can you check if your process is marked that way?

Ryan

.

Ryan Farley,

Hi Ryan, 

Yes, I have configured it as you indicate. Happy to help you!

Julio

I'm also tried sdk.generateGuid(), I test it on the console and returns a Guid, but for some reason the parameters is not delivered to the process, what's wrong?

Hi Julio, 

As of Creatio 8.1.3 you can pass multiple records into a process using a collection parameter. This executes a single process for the collection of selected records. See an example in this article: https://customerfx.com/article/launching-a-process-for-multiple-records-in-a-creatio-list/

Ryan

Ryan Farley,

Thanks Ryan,

I know and I use them, the problem is the process ran for each record individually and if I need to detect when it processes all selected records, generate a report like "Selected records xxx, processed records yyy" and actually this is not possible 

At least I don't know how to do this.

Thanks again

Julio

Thanks Ryan, your article solves my problem, great job as usual

Regards

Julio

Hello,
If an Entity.Save() call occurs in the embedded process or listener, in this case, the signal to start the BP is not thrown.
Try using the EntitySchemaQuery, if I'm not mistaken, it should trigger the necessary Entity level.

Dmytro Vovchenko writes:

Hello,
If an Entity.Save() call occurs in the embedded process or listener, in this case, the signal to start the BP is not thrown.
Try using the EntitySchemaQuery, if I'm not mistaken, it should trigger the necessary Entity level.

It works everywhere except changes in the calendar

"Try using the EntitySchemaQuery" -what do you mean? plz give an example. 

Greetings,
 

Unfortunately, we do not have this functionality at the moment. We have registered this request for our R&D team to ensure that the developers consider this request and implement it in future updates.

Thank you for helping us make the product better!

Orkhan,

Thank you for your kind reply.

Hello,

To achieve your goal, you will need to apply the development.

You can find basic examples for launching the process from the page from our partners CustomerFX:

1) Starting a Process from Client-Side Code on a Creatio Freedom UI Page

2) Programmatically Starting a Process from Client Code in Creatio

Thank you.

Hello!

You can use the ProcessEngineService in order to run a business process through a web service and send a collection parameter. The Academy has published an article with a detailed example of how to use ProcessEngineService, which you can find at https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platform/integrations-and-api/business-process-service/examples/run-the-business-process-web-service

Additionally, there's an overview of the web service that explains how to send a key-value collection of incoming parameters, and you can access it at https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platform/integrations-and-api/business-process-service/overview

Hi Gareth,

Thank you for reaching out!

This is the ProcessInModules table.

Also, there is no differentiation in Creatio between section and detail objects. So basically, an object is the same for a detail and a section. You could use the following script:

SELECT DISTINCT ss.Name , 
CASE 
WHEN EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM  SysModule WHERE SysModuleEntityId IN (SELECT Id FROM SysModuleEntity WHERE SysEntitySchemaUId = ss.Uid)) THEN 'Section' 
WHEN EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM  SysDetail WHERE EntitySchemaUId = ss.Uid) THEN 'Detail' 
else '' 
END AS "Section/Detail"
FROM SysSchema ss 
WHERE EXISTS SELECT 1 FROM  SysModule WHERE SysModuleEntityId IN (SELECT Id FROM SysModuleEntity WHERE SysEntitySchemaUId = ss.Uid) 
OR EXISTS
 (SELECT 1 FROM  SysDetail WHERE EntitySchemaUId = ss.Uid)
AND 
 ss.ManagerName = 'EntitySchemaManager'

Best regards,

Anastasiia

*Edit* The below queries return both active and inactive processes., at a glance I am not able see how to select active only.

The query we arrived at to list the processes in the run process menu of sections:

SELECT SM.Caption AS [Section Name], SS.Caption AS [Process Name] 
FROM ProcessInModules AS PIM 
JOIN SysModule AS SM ON PIM.SysModuleId = SM.Id 
JOIN SysSchema AS SS ON PIM.SysSchemaUId = SS.UId; 

And the query to list the processes in the run process menu of individual details:

SELECT SD.Caption AS [Detail Name], SS.Caption AS [Process Name] 
FROM ProcessInDetails AS PID 
JOIN SysDetail AS SD ON PID.SysDetailId = SD.Id 
JOIN SysSchema AS SS ON PID.SysSchemaUId = SS.UId; 

I would like to be able to say what sections a detail appears in, but would imagine this information to be buried deep in Creatio system tables.

If anyone can check the above queries I would be grateful!

Hi Gareth,

The queries you have written are correct. However, it's hard to check which details belong to which sections by a DB query as details are connected to a page in the page's schema. So you need to decode the schema's content and filter in it. Such a query is hard to build and it will take a long time for it to get executed.

Best regards,

Anastasiia

Hello Daniel,

The mobile application UI doesn't support working with business processes and processes are only triggered on the server side in real-time once the record is modified in the mobile application or record is added (and correspondent start signals are present in some process).

Our core R&D team already has a task to make it possible to work with business processes from the UI directly and I will also let them know about your post so to prioritize the task for them.

Thank you for helping us in making the app better!

Best regards,

Oscar

Thank You Oscar.

I think it is a important feature for the application, so that the actions of the buttons can be dynamic and don't just give it "Message Alerts".

Best Regards,

Daniel Longo