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Overview
This job runs to find out if the fields specified on the job have any lead data within them. This can be used to ensure mandatory fields are populated.
Configuration
- Fields: Enter and map fields the Lead Field Not Empty check will run against.
Use Case
The Lead Field Not Empty job is commonly used to ensure mandatory fields are filled in. Any field that is mapped in the job and does not contain a value will fail the job and be invalidated.
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Updated Version
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Overview
The Lead Field Not Empty job runs to find out if the fields specified on the job have lead data within them. If there is no data, the lead will fail the job. This ensures that mandatory fields are populated.
To setup a check which ensures that a lead field contains a specific value, use the Required Value Check job.
Configuration
1. a. Navigate to the Processr and click Add. Select Lead Field Not Empty from the dropdown or start typing to find the job.
1.b If you are editing an existing Lead Field Not Empty job, click Configure beside the job in the Processr.
2. The Fields section lists the fields that this job will look at. You can add additional fields by clicking Add. Enter a unique value on the left and select the field from the subsequent dropdown list.
3. Once you have added your fields, click Save.