Indicator Task due date

Colin Anderson
Tera Contributor

Hi,

 

Does anybody know how the "Due Date" of an Indicator Task is calculated ?

And can we influence this due date ?

 

My use case is that we want to have a due date which should be dependent on the indicator frequency.

 

For example, 

Indicator frequency = annual > Indicator-due-date = creation date + 3 months

Indicator frequency = quarterly > Indicator-due-date = creation date + 6 weeks

Indicator frequency = monthly > Indicator-due-date = creation date + 3 weeks

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Matthias Ferstl
Kilo Guru

Hi @Colin Anderson 

 

the due date of Indicator tasks is determined by teir respective indicator template.
There is a field "due_date_duration" on indicator templates,

where a indicator inherits his own "due_date_duration".
This field determines the days that are added to "today" if "today" a task for this particular indicator is created.

As this is automated and i suggest not to manipulate too much, you may use a  business rule for your case. Either before insert or async ( i prefer asynch, as changing this fiels is not time critical).

Set the field value depending on the frequency in a "switch case"-pattern and you should be fine.

 

Kind regards

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Matthias Ferstl
Kilo Guru

Hi @Colin Anderson 

 

the due date of Indicator tasks is determined by teir respective indicator template.
There is a field "due_date_duration" on indicator templates,

where a indicator inherits his own "due_date_duration".
This field determines the days that are added to "today" if "today" a task for this particular indicator is created.

As this is automated and i suggest not to manipulate too much, you may use a  business rule for your case. Either before insert or async ( i prefer asynch, as changing this fiels is not time critical).

Set the field value depending on the frequency in a "switch case"-pattern and you should be fine.

 

Kind regards

Please mark answers (not only mine) as helpful if they were
and "accepted solutions"This motivates others to take part, post solutions and find answers. Thanks! - Mat

Colin Anderson
Tera Contributor

Thanks, this solves my problem. Don't know how I missed that due-date-duration field 🙂