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ā11-09-2022 04:39 AM
I have created 2 events , 1 business rule and script action to fire a email notification.
When the approver has not approved the request after 1 day , 2 day and 7 days .
I have used the same email .
Now the client wants to add counter in the email subject :Reminder 1 for 1st reminder 2 for second .
Is their any way i can acheive this without creating additional Notifications
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ā11-09-2022 09:56 PM
Hi @avinashdubey103 ,
You might be firing the event based on the days passed for the pending approval.You can try something like this.
if(not approved==day1){
gs.eventQueue('eventname',current,parm1,parm2)}
elseif(not approved==day2){
gs.eventQueue('eventname',current,parm1,parm2)}
set the parm2 with the number that need in notification.
and in notification add "${event.parm2}" in subject line.
Thanks,
Sanket
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ā11-09-2022 06:59 AM
Hello @avinashdubey103 ,
For which table you are to do this? You can use Workflow or flow designer to achieve this.
Regards,
Palak
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ā11-09-2022 09:56 PM
Hi @avinashdubey103 ,
You might be firing the event based on the days passed for the pending approval.You can try something like this.
if(not approved==day1){
gs.eventQueue('eventname',current,parm1,parm2)}
elseif(not approved==day2){
gs.eventQueue('eventname',current,parm1,parm2)}
set the parm2 with the number that need in notification.
and in notification add "${event.parm2}" in subject line.
Thanks,
Sanket