Add automated comments/updates as Admin user instead of last user
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‎04-13-2017 09:01 AM
When updating the comments, work_notes, or whatever fields, via a Workflow, UI Action, Business Rule, etc. is there a way to have the updates be added (at least appear to be added) as the the Admin or some other system user?
A bunch of our UI Actions, jobs, BR's, and especially workflows, will update a record with a current status or some other user-friendly update. Like if a manager approval is required, a quick "Manager approval is required" will be added as a comment or work note. The problem is, the comment/update appears as the user that initiated that action, even if it is the system technically writing it.
This confuses our users, especially on more complex updates referencing other tables/tasks (really, totally, especially when wait for activities are involved!). Users think that a workflow update is actually coming from a real user and not the workflow, because, well, the update was added using a the name of a real user.
I mostly get why it is like that (because technically they are initiating the update, etc. etc.).
For the love of Pete, please don't tell me this has to be a full blown impersonation (and likely requires the user initiating the update to have the role).
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‎01-24-2018 12:26 AM
Hi Gary
Do you have this working?
If I run the script as an admin, and impersonate another user, it works fine.
The script is ran when a "Resolve" button is clicked. If I click this as a user without the impersonate ability, the impersonation does not work.
Any help would be apprectiated
Thanks
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‎01-24-2018 03:06 AM
Use below it will work
var msg = "Ticket is auto-resolved as per rule"
gr.work_notes.setJournalEntry(msg, 'Admin');
gr.update();
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‎07-04-2024 05:00 AM
hi,
you can use this :