Hello,



The SysUserProfile table is a system table that cannot be used in business processes.

Hello,

Have you created the needed template using these instructions?

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/user/marketing_tools/email_marketing/e…

You can find out more about these template elements here:

Add template elements

Macros

Good day,

Sadly, we do not have exact specifications and limits on the number of connections to Creatio.

You should only be limited by the specs of your Redis server that will have to process those connections.

We would additionally recommend you use a header of ForceUseSession: true.

Using a system user through whom you will pass the API request should also work fine.

Thank you.

Hi Andrew,

Probably this approach can save the master record of the detail, but it should be tested (taken from the examples in the BaseGridDetailV2):

const args = {
					isSilent: true,
					messageTags: [this.sandbox.id]
				};
				this.sandbox.publish("SaveRecord", args, [this.sandbox.id]);

Oleg Drobina,

Thank you Oscar, it works! I provide my codes below:

onButonClick2: function() {	  
  var config = {
	  sysProcessName: "UsrProcess_46b3b57Dynasafe11",
	  parameters: { 
		  ProcessSchemaRecordID: this.get("MasterRecordId")
	  },
	  callback: function() {
		  this.reloadEntity();
		  Terrasoft.showInformation("The process has completed.");
	  },
	  scope: this
  };			  
  var args = {
	  isSilent: true,
	  messageTags: [this.sandbox.id],
	  callback: function() {
		  ProcessModuleUtilities.executeProcess(config);
	  }
  };
  this.sandbox.publish("SaveRecord", args, [this.sandbox.id]);				  
},

Hi Andrew,



1. You can pass OrderProductId to the process and read OrderId from OrderProduct



2. You can call process from OrderProductDetailV2 with such a code:



            runMyBusinessProcessAll: function() {

                ProcessModuleUtilities.executeProcess({

                    "sysProcessName": "UsrMyProcess",

                    "parameters": {

                        "OrderId": this.get("MasterRecordId")

                    }

                });

            },

Hi,

You can use:

this.get("MasterRecordId")

to get the master record Id value and use it in the click handler method.

Hello Andrew,

Your business task could be achieved only by development.



You can find useful information here.

Bogdan,

Hi Bogdan,

I can do it. I just need to know how can I put the custom button at the top of all action menu items.

Thank you!

Andrew Sheng,

hi,

The approach is the same as in the community thread Bogdan shared, but in your case you need to first add you button and then call parent method logic.

Hello,

Please note that Lead management process 7.8.0 is a complex process that consists of sub-processes that are triggered by the lead status change.



You can open it from the Process library to analyze its logic and understand how it works. If you want to customize it, you need to copy this process or create a new one, then disable the standard process and enable your own.



Here is more detailed info about the standard lead management process: https://academy.creatio.com/docs/user/marketing_tools/leads/lead_management_process_shortcut/lead_management_process

Kalymbet Anastasia,

I just wanted to deactivate the BP - "Handoff to sales 7.8.0". Even though I deactivated it manually it tries to run from the parent process called from the "LeadmanagementProcess". I made an exact copy of the "LeadmanagementProcess" removed the subprocess calling HandOff to Sales and changed the system setting value. But there is no error and the process is unable to trigger (Approach-1, mentioned above).



What is the best and easiest way to deactivate "HandOff to sales 7.8.0" BP without disturbing mostly on other items?

Hello,



Please follow the same post here.

Hi,

The first thing that comes to mind is to call a sandbox message in your detail save. In the main object schema, you need to subscribe to this message and call the save and close button methods.

Hi colleagues, 



Could you please clarify what you mean by white and blue-collar employees?

Aleksei Efimenko,

Workers who work physically in an enterprise are called blue-collar, while those who work in the office and work in management are called white-collar.

My main question is: What does the user license described in Creatio mean? What rights do they have. Does every person working in the company need to have a user license? For example, is it possible to send an e-mail to a person who works in a company but does not have a user license? Or can someone without a user license interfere with a process?



Thank you

Haşmet Fevzi ÇAKMAK,

Users without any licenses can't even log in to the application.

But, different users can have different licenses.

For example, one user can have a license for a service product, but he will not be able to access marketing sections (like Emails and Campaigns).



Yes, there are no problems to send the email to the person who is not a Creatio licenses user, and no problem getting an answer from this person too.



If I got your question correctly - you need 30 licenses.



Please feel free to let me know if you have further questions.



Best regards, Alex.



 

Haşmet Fevzi ÇAKMAK,

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/user/setup_and_administration/licensin…