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Idea Summary:
Add to the Condition Nodes within a workflow the choice
Where Workflow.Workflow originator is "assigned to role" "Role Name"
This will make our workflows easier to maintain and also give us the ability to use "Azure Active Directory" to control users included in the condition, limiting the number of times our workflows need to be changed due to reorganization of departments and staffing changes. Also, architecturally this is more consistent with other modules in our D365 implementation and other system implementations across our organization.
This idea could be extended further since not all D365 implementations are the same to include the choice of a "User group". Example:
Where Workflow.Workflow originator is "a member of user group" "Group Name"
If you could make this work similar to how you are able to select user roles and user groups in the manual decision that would be perfect.
Add to the Condition Nodes within a workflow the choice
Where Workflow.Workflow originator is "assigned to role" "Role Name"
This will make our workflows easier to maintain and also give us the ability to use "Azure Active Directory" to control users included in the condition, limiting the number of times our workflows need to be changed due to reorganization of departments and staffing changes. Also, architecturally this is more consistent with other modules in our D365 implementation and other system implementations across our organization.
This idea could be extended further since not all D365 implementations are the same to include the choice of a "User group". Example:
Where Workflow.Workflow originator is "a member of user group" "Group Name"
If you could make this work similar to how you are able to select user roles and user groups in the manual decision that would be perfect.
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