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When choosing this type of action, Planаix will try to find in the list of employees a person whose name or surname includes word after the tag. If one is found, he/she will be added to the task as an assignee. As in the case of [[Select project by word following the tag | selection of the project]], using this option requires you to be attentive: if the word after the tag is not unique for objects of this type, you can accidentally add wrong assignee to the task.
When choosing this type of action, Planаix will try to find in the list of employees a person whose name or surname includes word after the tag. If one is found, he/she will be added to the task as an assignee. As in the case of [[Select project by word following the tag | selection of the project]], using this option requires you to be attentive: if the word after the tag is not unique for objects of this type, you can accidentally add the wrong assignee to the task.




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Revision as of 19:37, 27 February 2021

When choosing this type of action, Planаix will try to find in the list of employees a person whose name or surname includes word after the tag. If one is found, he/she will be added to the task as an assignee. As in the case of selection of the project, using this option requires you to be attentive: if the word after the tag is not unique for objects of this type, you can accidentally add the wrong assignee to the task.


Rule example:

  • If Message subject includes tag &, then Select assignee by word following the tag


Imagine that you have two employees with the names:

  • John Smith
  • Peter Johnsson


In this case:

  • Proper use - &Smith or &Johnsson. This allows you to add exactly the employee you expect
  • Improper use - &John. You do not know whom Planfix will choose, since all of the employees listed have "John" in name or surname.


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