Ah.. awesome! that's a great idea too.
So I think if I understand you correctly, the initial button would take the user to the new form, AND populate it with the existing values from the original fields, and then the staff member can make any necessary changes, which will then get sent to the user for the approval step.
Did I get this right?
I think I will see if the delay in triggering the pipeline will create any workflow issues for our team (i.e: the waiting game for the record to revert back). If it doesn't, then what I have might work, otherwise, I might implement your suggestion. It's a good one even though it doubles the number of fields in my table :)
Thanks Mike!
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George Khairallah
CTO
gotomyerp, LLC
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