Hey @Alon Grod 

 Business Rule runs server-side, it cannot directly determine whether a field or Record Producer variable was visible on the user's form.you can use client side  APIs g_form.isVisible() 

For  task fields using current.getElements() and the Record Producer variables using:

var variables = current.variables.getElements();

for (var i = 0; i < variables.length; i++) {

    gs.info(variables[i].getLabel() + ' = ' + variables[i].getValue());

}

For  PDF to contain exactly what was visible to the user at submission time, the better approach is to capture the visible fields/variables on the client side and store them .

Then the Business Rule can read that data, generate the PDF, and attach it to the task.

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Hi,

What's the use of a PDF containing all the visible fields on the form ?
All the data is already there, visible on the form, then why the PDF ?

Yes, but not directly from a Business Rule. A Business Rule can read the record fields and variable values, but the form/UI controls visibility. You’ll need to reproduce the visibility logic server-side or use a suitable PDF/reporting approach to generate the attachment.

@Alon Grod 

what's the business requirement here?

In server side you won't know which variables are visible or not.

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