PowerShell, Email, Buttons

Modified on Tue, 20 Jan at 10:14 AM

TABLE OF CONTENTS



PowerShell Scripts

PowerShell scripts can be integrated into ManagementStudio to automate tasks, streamline processes, and interact with external systems.


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Accessing PowerShell Scripts

To configure PowerShell scripts:

  1. Navigate to Administration → System Settings → PowerShell Scripts.
  2. Select Add Script to create a new script, or choose an existing script to modify.
  3. Provide a descriptive Name and set any required parameters.
  4. Enter or paste your PowerShell code in the script editor.



Using PowerShell Scripts

PowerShell scripts may be executed in several contexts, such as:

  • Via Datamining Report (DMR) actions
  • Linked to user-defined buttons on entities
  • Scheduled as part of automation workflows

Scripts have access to entity data via parameters. Ensure scripts are tested in a non-production environment before deployment.



Email Templates

Email templates standardise communications within ManagementStudio and support dynamic content via merge fields.


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Accessing Email Templates

To manage email templates:

  1. Navigate to Administration → System Settings → Email Templates.
  2. Select Add Template to create a new template, or edit an existing one.



Creating or Editing Templates

  • Specify a Name and Subject.
  • Compose the email content using the rich text editor.
  • Insert merge fields to include entity-specific data (e.g., recipient name, project details).

Templates may be used in automated notifications, workflow actions, and direct communications.



User-Defined Buttons

User-defined buttons allow custom actions to be triggered directly from entity records, providing tailored functionality for your processes.


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Configuring User-Defined Buttons

To set up user-defined buttons:

  1. Navigate to Administration → System Settings → User Defined Buttons.
  2. Select Add Button to create a new button, or edit an existing one.
  3. Configure the button label, icon, and visibility rules.
  4. Specify the action to be performed, such as running a PowerShell script, launching a workflow, or opening a URL.



Using User-Defined Buttons

Buttons appear on the relevant entity screens according to your configuration. They support actions like:

  • Executing automation scripts
  • Sending emails using templates
  • Redirecting to external systems

Ensure permissions are configured to control button access as required.



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