I have a new form that does not allow workflow to be assigned.
Assign workflow is not in the Actions list. It is a Public form.
Asked by JAMES HOUSEHOLDER
on Thu 8/3/23 8:13 AM
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Brittany Renn
Thu 8/3/23 8:57 AM
Hi James,
In order for a workflow to be assigned, the requestor on the the ticket has to be an actual Customer/User record. If the Service is public, I would suggest editing the Service and choosing the "Requestor Matching Mode" for "Match using Email Address. If no requestor is found, create a new requestor and associate that record to the new ticket" on the Form tab. That should ensure that tickets created through that service always have a user record and then the workflow should apply.
Best,
Brittany Renn
TDX Support
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Is there any way to have a public service that does not show user name and email address? That way we could have a default user in the form and use custom fields to get the user name and email.
- JAMES HOUSEHOLDER
Thu 8/3/23 9:33 AM
Unfortunately, I don't believe so. If "allow public requestors" is enabled, there will always be required fields for the requestor to provide their first name, last name, and email address
- Brittany Renn
Thu 8/3/23 9:37 AM