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We have defined the values as Yes and No. This page is then called from the Dialog as the next step If yes go ahead and de-activate it We can check the user response to our question in the earlier step and based on that proceed further.

Here we have called another Child workflow that is designed to de-activate the account passed to it. The parameter can be passed by selecting the attribute of the Account entity on which the workflow needs to be executed.

Check if the account has Child accounts associated with it, if so let the user know We need to design a query that will let you search for child accounts. Here is the trick to designing a parameterized query. When designing the query, user the like condition and specify a dummy name in the query as shown below There after switch to the Define fetch XML query text tab. Once you write that, you have the Variable1 showing up on the XML values section.

There select the Account Name attribute of the account entity. To see if the query returned results, use the following condition Disable the Child accounts as well if the users wants The dialogs do not allow us to loop through the query results and perform action on each of the record found.

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So where does that leave us — the good old fashioned VAR?? Until now between a rock and a hard place! In the past we would build something cool — write a blog about it and maybe even promote it a bit. This is great for showing we know our stuff and it was always a great way to win deals and differentiate ourselves from the masses, but then the calls and emails start…..

In steps Microsoft and they setup a great store front called Marketplace — we think this will solve our problems, but after digging a little bit we decided we needed to take it a step further. So what was it lacking in our opinion — that true "App Store" experience. Folks started putting all sorts of stuff out there — we did it too — but after talking with our customers what they really wanted was the same experience they have on their phone.

They wanted a place to come and search of an "app" and give it a try with no string attached no sales reps hounding them — no giving up the first child to get a demo — no upsells — no time investment. We stepped back and scratched our proverbial heads and said what's missing here — how can we make this as close to phone experience as possible and not try to be something we aren't? Microsoft gave us the storefront…. I guess we need to pick it up from there and take it the last mile.

So the awesome PowerObjects team went to work doing what we do best and said let's solve this with the technology we love best …. We created what we call internally the "Click-Try-Subscribe" experience. Sounds cool Joe but what the heck is that? Thanks for asking J …… this was the start of the line we drew in the sand that said anything we develop need to be able to:.

Import as a managed solution 3. Be configurable by a non-developer yes your average JoeCRM right from the solution 4. Have a 30 day trial always 5.

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