I mentioned something about this a long time ago but, wanted to get it on community.
Often times when there are many rules in the rules engine it becomes cluttered. One of the saving graces of being able to sift through all of the rules are the different types of searching capabilities.
One of the main things an admin often looks for is what rules touch an object. While being able to pick what rules source an object is beneficial, we often have multiple rules that push data to a single table.
Unless you are very familiar with all of your rules it can be difficult to tell which ones can be pushing to a certain table.
The feature request that would be beneficial is the ability to select 'Target Object', just like you can 'Source Object', and then pick the MDA or SFDC object. This then will display all of the rules that have a load to action to that specific object.
Rule Search Target Object
Great idea to enhance listing filters.
One alternative is to use Config Snapshot. Although this information is static (when compared to live filters) but the sheet captures a lot more information about a rule - all these in one view.
The Config Snapshot feature is getting extended for Power List and Outreaches in Spring release. This helps to know the source object & filters for all the emails that are automated.
One alternative is to use Config Snapshot. Although this information is static (when compared to live filters) but the sheet captures a lot more information about a rule - all these in one view.
The Config Snapshot feature is getting extended for Power List and Outreaches in Spring release. This helps to know the source object & filters for all the emails that are automated.
+4I would even go one step further. I often find myself in scenarios where I need to find a rule that touches a certain field. Being able to search at that level as well would save TONS of time.
+3+1. Yes, Zach as you said some times we may have to know how the data is going to be populating in a certain/particular field.
With the Gainsight Analyzer now this task would become more easy and simple.
Thanks to all the team members who are involved to provide such a wonderful feature.
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