Is it possible to set a CTA Due Date to a specific date? For instance, if we want to invite a customer to a conference, we’d like to have tasks done on X, Y, and dates. But since we don’t know when we will identify the customer, we can’t simply say do these tasks X days from now. Instead we’d like to say do this task on this date, no matter then the CTA was fired.
Can a CTA Due Date be set to a specific date?
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I think this would have to be an enhancement request as you can only have the Tasks in the Playbook based off the assign date of the CTA, the due date of the CTA, the assign date of a previous task, the completion date of a previous task, or No due date and then just manually change the due date to a specific day
Hi@trevor_shand :
Quick question: Are the CTA’s fired automatically (Via rule engine)?
Got it….as of today its not possible to set it to a static value. Is this a scheduled run or do is it done one time to bulk create the CTAs? If its one time, you can set the due date based in the rule run date...so ctas created in the rule run will have the same date.
Got it, Trevor. Today it's not possible to update the due date via rules engine. For the first time creation there might be some ways to work around it (you can set the due date based on the rule run date)….but for any subsequent changes, there is no way to achieve it today
We have plans on our roadmap to enhance the rules engine action to allow updating the due dates & also give the capability in the Mass Edit (to do one time corrections). I will keep you updated as and when we make any progress on this
Got it, Trevor. Today it's not possible to update the due date via rules engine. For the first time creation there might be some ways to work around it (you can set the due date based on the rule run date)….but for any subsequent changes, there is no way to achieve it today
We have plans on our roadmap to enhance the rules engine action to allow updating the due dates & also give the capability in the Mass Edit (to do one time corrections). I will keep you updated as and when we make any progress on this
+1 we could also use this for a similar use case
We would also like to be able to access a date field on the relationship object and make it the CTA due date. For example, our relationship object has a “launch date” and we want that to be the due date of the CTA.
The usecases seem valid. We will consider this scenario as a part of the rules engine revamp for CTA actions. We have it planned in our medium term roadmap.
Ran into this same exact issue right now. I up voted this thread so that hopefully it becomes a product feature. I have a situation where we want a CSM to reach out to customers on a specific date who use a specific product. They need to do this at the end of the month in Q3 2021, Q4 2021 and Q1 2022. Would be nice to just be able to create email playbooks with all 3 of those dates in separate “tasks.”
+1 on this functionality.@sriram pasupathi @sai_ram
Our use case is that we set a go live date for a customer and we create a related cta for the Onboarding Person which is meant to make sure that the client goes live on that date.
However we currently can only set an arbitrary due date that has no relevance to the go live date we added to Gainsight. Thus the CTA is ‘due’ on a completely unrelated date to the go live date.
We need to be able to relate CTA due dates to date values that are in Company.
Is there any progress on enabling this functionality? Or a suggested workaround?
Thank you.
That’s absolutely required. My use case:
We have an EOL to handle and we want to assign CTA due date based on the applicable EOL date for a customer and not a random date. We could also envisage wanting to assign a due date based on EOL date MINUS X Buffer Days.