Forum Discussion
QuickBaseCoachD
7 years agoQrew Captain
Two choices.
1. Use a robot type userid (ie not a real person), owned by the IT dept that will love forever.
2. When someone leaves, yes, remember to touch every Automation they own to make a trivial edit to the description to change the ownership.
I encourage my clients to use Option 1 since if the real user loses access, the automation will fail.
1. Use a robot type userid (ie not a real person), owned by the IT dept that will love forever.
2. When someone leaves, yes, remember to touch every Automation they own to make a trivial edit to the description to change the ownership.
I encourage my clients to use Option 1 since if the real user loses access, the automation will fail.
- JiLin7 years agoQrew TraineeThanks!