Sometimes, we need to capture field updates for audit purposes. Here is an example:
Account form has a field for “Account Application Status” (Options – Approved/Rejected). In either case, we need to capture who approved/rejected the application and date/time.
My first idea was to implement this using business rules. However, this cannot be implemented using standard business rule…
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Sometimes, we need to capture field updates for audit purposes. Here is an example: Account form has a field for “Account Application Status” (Options – Approved/Rejected). In either case, we need to capture who approved/rejected the application and date/time. My first idea was to implement this using business rules.
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