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2 hours ago
Hello All,
I want to Resolve all the incidents which are on hold awaiting customer incidents after 15 working days.
I have created one flow with trigger as schedules and next i have used look up records where incident state is on hold and hold reason is awaiting customer.
Now the next step is i want to calculate find the 15 business days how i can do that any idea?
@Ankur Bawiskar any suggestions?
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2 hours ago
correct the point from where flow should start waiting, that should be the trigger condition for your flow and then use wait logic
You can directly make flow wait till those days
Once Wait for Duration step completes either the state will be same or it might have changed.
if it's same you can do further action as per your customer requirement.
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you can use schedule for your Wait for Duration flow logic
That schedule will have time like 9am to 5pm and it means 1 business day
So in your case 1 day = 8 hours so 15 business days is 15*8 =120 hours
OR
If you are not allowed to use/create schedule already present in customer instance then check this and compare it with current date/time
Flow Designer Action to Add Business Days to a Time
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Hello @Ankur Bawiskar ,
Then i should trigger the flow instead of scheduled to record updated and moved to on hold and on hold reason to awaiting customer.
then use wait for condition for 15 days and use the schedule directly which is configured excluding weekends.(like 8-5 working)
post it again check if the state is still in on hold and awaiting customer if yes then just update it resolve?
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correct the point from where flow should start waiting, that should be the trigger condition for your flow and then use wait logic
You can directly make flow wait till those days
Once Wait for Duration step completes either the state will be same or it might have changed.
if it's same you can do further action as per your customer requirement.
💡 If my response helped, please mark it as correct ✅ and close the thread 🔒— this helps future readers find the solution faster! 🙏
Ankur
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