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Hi Gerd, I had the exact same case a few months ago. After some analysis, the best solution is to use the Task delegation mode. It works out of the box without any extra implementation. This way, the substitute also sees the tasks directly in their "My Tasks" list and receives the emails. I

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Hello, I think - SQL filter is missing the context of the current workflow instance. .... AND WFD_ID={WFD_ID} Best regards Maryna

Hi everyone, I would like to share a specific use case that we are currently reusing across several of our processes: 1. Current usage & implementation To provide a better user experience and more flexibility, we have implemented the following custom logic (see attached pictures): • R

Hi Lukasz, What about this way: create a Business Rule with a parameter. Create a new Business Rule (e.g., BR_GetManager ). Add a Parameter (e.g., UserLogin ). Set the rule type to SQL and use this query: SELECT COS_ManagerLogin FROM dbo.CacheOrganizationStructure WHERE COS_BpsID = '{U

Hi Michael, If I understood the case correctly, this could be implemented in WEBCON as follows: 1. Create a Document Dictionary in WEBCON to manage the different templates. 2. Create a Choice Field for categorizing the templates. You can use a "Fixed Value List" as the data source (e.g., De

Hi Daniel, What about this approach: - First, identify all workflow instances where the affected users still have "open tasks". - Then finish those tasks programmatically, e.g. via REST API: Community post: “The finish all users tasks option” - https://community.webcon.com/posts/post/the-fin

Hi, Clicking the Refresh button synchronises the columns in the item list with the underlying data source/SQL query. This means that any columns returned by the query will be added automatically. One practical challenge is that a single data source can be reused in multiple places and often co