As the final step in many processes - especially with in place records - it would be really useful to be able to declare a document as a record in an action.
A possible workaround might be a CSOM-powered Azure Function invoked via HTTP. I'm finding that every non-trivial Flow I do has some sort of unsupported action requirement, and Functions work really well for this.
not being able to declare a record via workflow (given that SPF workflows had been disabled for Groups/Teams) this seems to be a must.
We implemented numerous Records Management systems, I am sure ERM is here to stay. Is there an alternative way (that does not require introducing additional infrastructure/technical debt - like Azure Functions) that this can be resolved or should we ask our client community (ie 5k votes that represent 1% of future user base, to click that Vote button)?
We wish a happy implementation to the Engineering team!
All the best,
Boris #recordsmanagement #GDPR #missingbasiccapabilities
Agreed with DLaskewitz - declare, undeclare, and record status would all be incredibly helpful on the administrative level as well as for reporting/auditing of records. #missingbasiccapabilities
I could solve the problem creating a separate library with Automatic Declaration (under Record declaration settings)and copying there the documents, so they are automatically set as record. After one and a half year of waiting, I don't think MS is really caring about this issue.