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Can timeout workflows be stopped during a field change with status succeeded?

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HI everybody,

We are facing the following challenge. We want a timeout on a workflow to be stopped and get the status succeeded when a field changes.The workflow gets a timeout for 14 days. This is the time a customer gets the time to take a certain action. The workflow timeout starts in a child workflow and looks at the ends on date on the assignment (in this case this is the name of the entity. Now the timeout will always wait for 14 days, even though the customer has finished the assignment before that time. Is there a way to also stop the workflow timeout and give the workflow the status succeeded? There also is an attribute ' assignment handed in on' with the date that it actually has been handed in. 

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Thanks y'all!!!

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  • erhan.keskin Profile Picture
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    Hi Robert,

    You can use a workflow scheduler for this. It will have an end date time which would describe the 14 days timeout, and the wf would be run every day to check if that field is changed.

    - The WF doesn't need to have a wait condition in this case, the scheduler will manage it.

    - The WF will be run everyday, so the WF will be stopped when the field is updated before waiting for 14 days

    - Before WF stops, it can be handled what it needs to do, so it can be handled in a child WF what it needs to do (such as sending emails)

    Regards,

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    Fubar Profile Picture
    2,761 on at

    Create a Parallel wait condition that stops the workflow when a certain condition is met.  (using parallel make sure you include a stop workflow step).  Doing this you end up with a TImeout plus a Wait until at the same time, if the condition of Wait until is satisfied you can stop the workflow so the Timeout doesn't execute when the date arrives.

    There's an example here www.crmsoftwareblog.com/.../

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