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Gainsight Employee ⭐️
Gainsight Employee ⭐️
November 6, 2020
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Add capability to clone elements of Product Tree to help build the tree faster

Related products:PX Product Mapper
  • November 6, 2020
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Posting on behalf of a customer, who has two user workflows that are essentially identical, with exception of the URL path being either /new/ or /edit/. Here is the question that they had ,

“We have the “new” workflow mapped, with probably 100+ elements. We now want to map the “edit” workflow, which again, is mostly identical. Is there a way to copy the entire node that’s labeled “activities:create” into a new node called “activities:edit”?”

Let me know if there are any workarounds. This makes for a good product idea . Please consider this

3 replies

kate_green
Helper ⭐️⭐️
November 6, 2020

Absolutely! Especially during implementation when the majority of the product is being mapped - this would save a ton of time!

Contributor ⭐️⭐️
April 8, 2021

Or at least allow us to export current mappings into a spreadsheet, bulk edit them as needed and upload it back, overwriting previous rules (until this can be done in bulk within the gspx ui itself).

Best of luck 

Posting on behalf of a customer, who has two user workflows that are essentially identical, with exception of the URL path being either /new/ or /edit/. Here is the question that they had ,

“We have the “new” workflow mapped, with probably 100+ elements. We now want to map the “edit” workflow, which again, is mostly identical. Is there a way to copy the entire node that’s labeled “activities:create” into a new node called “activities:edit”?”

Let me know if there are any workarounds. This makes for a good product idea . Please consider this

 

Helper ⭐️
April 30, 2021

Hello Everyone!

Happy to announce that your request has been considered and included as part of the April 21 release. You can clone your product feature tree to create a copy and thereby reduce the efforts of creating the similar feature tree from scratch.  

Thanks for posting!