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07-07-2025 02:37 AM
Hello everyone,
I got a bit confused regarding the application scope to be used when creating a Lifecycle Event and the HR Service that triggers it.
I'm building a LE for on/offboarding and looking for best practices or what to take into consideration when creating the LE and its HR Service because what I experienced so far looks a bit confusing.
Even on the training instances, some Lifecycle Events are in the Journey Designer scope, other are in the HR: Lifecycle Enterprise (both regarding onboarding). Their HR Services are in the Journey Designer and the HR: Lifecycle Events scope.
I would put both of them in the HR: Lifecyle Events scope however. As far as I understand it should be ok if I stay inside the sn_hr... scope but do I make my case more difficult if I use the Journey Designer [sn_jny] scope? (In my project I heavily rely on Lifecycle Events functionality.)
Thank you,
Karoly
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07-07-2025 03:51 AM
@karoly_gersi I recommend you to stick to Human Resources Lifecycle Event scope for creation of your HR Services which involve a lifecycle event (Onboarding/Offboarding/Promotion etc.). In case if any cross scope access is needed, you can always allow the access via Application Restricted Caller Access module.

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07-07-2025 03:51 AM
@karoly_gersi I recommend you to stick to Human Resources Lifecycle Event scope for creation of your HR Services which involve a lifecycle event (Onboarding/Offboarding/Promotion etc.). In case if any cross scope access is needed, you can always allow the access via Application Restricted Caller Access module.
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07-07-2025 06:40 AM
Thank you. This indeed looks the safest way.