Apologies if this should be broken into multiple requests, or if this belongs in the Dynamics CRM application forum instead of core product. Since I don't have another application I don't know if this affects other applications or not, but in looking at a sample Salesforce recipe or two, it seems to affect other products too?
Right now if I want to create a new record using a connector (eg Dynamics CRM connector) and the target has 200 fields, the list of fields is displayed 25 at a time and are unsorted. So trying to find a specific field in the target record requires combing through each page hoping you'll find it soon.
There is a "Group-Map Data" feature I saw, but it only works if the names match exactly.
A couple ideas that would make working with records that have a large number of fields easier:
1) Sorting the fields alphabetically by Display Name (or api name, perhaps giving the option to switch)
2) Allow for more fields to be shown at once than 25
3) Create a way to map multiple fields at a time rather than one at a time. Maybe even a way to export a list of all the fields from target and then choose a Workato list to export with it, then we put the right Workato values next to the target fields in a spreadsheet, then re-import it to update all the mappings at once.
Mike Power
Make working with large number of fields easier
Apologies if this should be broken into multiple requests, or if this belongs in the Dynamics CRM application forum instead of core product. Since I don't have another application I don't know if this affects other applications or not, but in looking at a sample Salesforce recipe or two, it seems to affect other products too?
Right now if I want to create a new record using a connector (eg Dynamics CRM connector) and the target has 200 fields, the list of fields is displayed 25 at a time and are unsorted. So trying to find a specific field in the target record requires combing through each page hoping you'll find it soon.
There is a "Group-Map Data" feature I saw, but it only works if the names match exactly.
A couple ideas that would make working with records that have a large number of fields easier:
1) Sorting the fields alphabetically by Display Name (or api name, perhaps giving the option to switch)
2) Allow for more fields to be shown at once than 25
3) Create a way to map multiple fields at a time rather than one at a time. Maybe even a way to export a list of all the fields from target and then choose a Workato list to export with it, then we put the right Workato values next to the target fields in a spreadsheet, then re-import it to update all the mappings at once.