Add(Caputure) Approver/Rejected Comments in assign a task action
Arun
shared this idea
Hi All,
We have just started the initial work on a couple new features to address both the capturing of comments via lazy approval as well as being able to easily access the comments in the workflow.
Thanks…
32 comments
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Sridhar Kandadai
commented
Hey Rick - Really good news. Is there any definitive timeline on when this will be available for use
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Russ H
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We really need a fix on this to bring us back up to the functionality we had OnPremise.
You've got to wonder whether this is a deliberate ploy to ensure your workflows don't get under the 'free' 5 action limit!!!?
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Karthik Gaddam
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Can you give us an update on this item. This is a basic functionality which would help us in our workflows.
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Amol
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Can nintex please provide update on this item ? This is the top item on UserVoice. The current workaround is not useful and Nintex should provide the permanent fix to track comments in lazy approval.
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Rebecca Gordon
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Can we please get an update on this? Such basic functionality that we have to write our own big workarounds for.
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Shashank Nigade
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A lot of business processes depend on the comment capturing (It was easy on premise back then ) and it is really sad that this feature is still not in place for O365.
Using extra logic at each place to capture comment is really not a way forward. Migrating workflows to O365 is making life hard for us.
I think this should have been a priority for Nintex with so many votes. We expect more from Nintex because it is so widely used across organizations :-(
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Jonathan Butler
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Roanna, this also would not accomplish catching any comments that are made through the LazyApproval system, as those are not currently even logged back to the task item within SharePoint.
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Murat Sözen
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Unfortunateiy no. It does not satisfy.
The reason is, if a workflow needs to log comments, workflow has many duplicate queryTask-getComment-formatComment-logComment actions. These actions has to reoccur multiple times and overload the workflow.Very difficult to maintain.
The real difficulty is, getting comments "unformatted", and then apply a format (if html, it is a burden), and log the comment by appending. And do it multiple times (in different states).
A regular workflow becomes a complex one becausr of the number of "actions" involved. i.e. exceeding 1mb in size etc.
Please note User Defined Actions create similar size and complexity issue.
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Jonathan Butler
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Should be able to capture the comments in the returned email to the task item when using LazyApproval to respond to tasks.
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Anonymous
commented
Common guys, why is this Major functionality not present, a big Misser in my eyes :-(
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Kent Del Castillo
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Chris Stevens
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AHHHH! How is this not an included feature?
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Anonymous
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this feature is useful in getting the response from the approvers when lazy approval feature is enabled which i think most people find as a easiest way to complete a task.
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The blog/whitepaper is not yet completed. Now that I am back from the US after InspireX17 I will commence writing it up. I will place the link in these comments when it is published.
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Anonymous
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Can someone please provide the link to this white paper/blog that Jon Hardy mentioned in the response.
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Abhijith R Shastry
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This is a much required feature that should be made available at-least in the next release
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Anonymous
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This is the top idea... please get this working soon. I've been searching for weeks on trying to find a work around.. and I can't get anything to work. It should be so simple. :(
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Leah Patrice Nolan
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I am perfectly fine with workarounds when functionality does not exist. However, it would be greatly beneficial if those "workarounds" would be added to the official documentation until they become inherent to a feature.
While one can capture the comments by looking up the Task ID, this becomes useless if a response has been provided via "lazy approval".
If Lazy Approval has been enabled, the designer should DISABLE comments, thus alerting developers IMMEDIATELY to the fact that comments cannot be captured.
I appreciate o365; however, Nintex has become so limited in that environment, it is frustrating.
Improve the documentation to better temper expectations. It sure would have saved me a few hours.
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Eric Rhodes
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Any update or work around for this?
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Stefanie Sloper
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This is the top item on UserVoice. Nintex are you listening? :)