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Hi Guys,

I have raised a question yesterday regards to fields notification. However I am still having some difficulties to set up an notification method based on 2 field values.

I can set business rule but it only allows me to do this for only one entity.

The notification i am trying to do is for claims form where information is joined from several entities. 

Is there anything else you could guys suggest or there is a way to make it work using business rules.

Please see screen shot attached

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Many Thanks

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    razdynamics Profile Picture
    17,308 User Group Leader on at

    Hi Thanks for reaching out to the Dynamics community, Business Rules operate at entity Form level so you would need to create a business rule for each entity, however you can perform notifications using Workflows Synchronous Workflows also anterocrm.com/real-time-synchronous-workflows-to-display-alerts-microsoft-dynamics-crm-2013

    Please provide more information about your exact requirements so I can help you further :)

    Best Wishes, Raz

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    Thanks for your reply,

    What I am trying to do is to notify user if there is a potential error whiles creating a new claim.

    Our claims form is fed from 4 different forms, so in claims form I want:

    i.e

    Member - Members List (form)

    Provider - All providers (form)

    ..

    All these are in Claims form.

    I want 1 field from members and 1 field from providers to check if data match, if not give notification.

    Provider city should match with member city.

    Many Thanks

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    HenryLamborn1 Profile Picture
    120 on at

    Hi Ras,

    It sounds like you should be approaching this with a Synchronous Workflow rather than business rules. You can create a workflow that is triggered by when this data is entered on your claims form and use a check condition that sees if value X(member city) equals value Y (provider city). If it does not, stop the workflow with a canceled status and display a message to inform the end user

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