Ability to create a CTA when a field in SFDC changes from one value to another
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It would be very helpful to create business rules (and CTAs) when:
1) A field in SFDC is being populated (from Null to any value)
2) A field has changed from value X to value Y (for example a support case moved from P1 to "escalated to R&D")
1) A field in SFDC is being populated (from Null to any value)
2) A field has changed from value X to value Y (for example a support case moved from P1 to "escalated to R&D")
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This is one of the important request from multiple customers.
Will keep this thread posted on the updates.
A simple implementation is a field on Case that then causes a CTA to be created either via workflow rule (can't do this today) or Rule (would rather not wait until the rule runs the next time). The other alternative I can think of is a button on the case, with code that displays a CTA Creation Dialog box.
Any other ideas? Is enabling CTA creation from the Salesforce UI on the roadmap?
This is tagged with a workaround, but I'm not seeing it. This was 4 years ago...has there been any progress?
Hi Scott,
Could you share some details of the downstream process you want to build . If the process is to create a CTA (eg: When a customer type changes from prospect → customer create a CTA. And this should be created only once in the lifetime of the custokmer) you can do that today via rules engine.
If not, one approach would be to create another field on the company object to store the “old/previous type” value. So whenever the type of the company changes you will have the current type & what was it changed from. And within rules engine, you can do a comparison to check whether these 2 values are different (which will give you an indication that the type of the company has changed).
Let me know if that helps