Article published on the 19th of October, 2023.
The contents of this article may be subject to change due to ongoing development of WorkPoint Automate.
The "Create relations" step is responsible for creating relations between two entities based on meta data from a Relation form step.
The output from a Relation form step can be used as step input for the Create relations step. Alternatively, relation data can be configured directly on the Create relations step to create relations without the need of a Relation form. This is useful e.g., if the relation to create is always a static configuration.
The following image shows the settings for the Create relations step:
Step parameters
| Parameter name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Relations | |||
| Title | String | Yes | Use this field to set a title for the relation. This will be shown in Relation webparts displaying this relation. |
| Source relation type | String | Yes | Use this field to set a relation type for the source entity. |
| Target relation type | String | Yes | Use this field to set a relation type for the target entity. |
| Responsible | User | No | Use this field to set a user from your Azure Active Directory as responsible for the relation. |
| Start date | Date/Time | Yes | Use this field to set a start date for the relation. |
| End date | Date/Time | No | Use this field to set an end date for the relation. Can be left blank to create an open-ended relation. |
| Description | String | No | Use this field to set a description for the relation, e.g., to describe the nature of the relation. |
| Business module Id | String | Yes | Use this field to set the id of the business module of the target entity. |
| Entity Id | String | Yes | Use this field to set the id of the target entity. |
| Options | |||
| Business Module | String | Yes | Use this field to define the business module of the entity on which you want to set up a relation. |
| Entity | Integer | Yes | Use this field to define the ID of the entity on which you want to set up a relation. |
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