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Using Analytics ID in Email template in Endpoint level

Joon
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Regular Contributor II

Hello,

I would like to print out the corresponding reason for each analytics report.

Which binding variable I can use to specify analytics reports in email template in Endpoint level. So I can print the reason according to the reports which triggerred remove access?

 

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rushikeshvartak
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Run below code in email template to find variables available 

${this.binding.variables.each {k,v -> println "$k = $v" + "<" + "br" + ">"}}


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Rushikesh Vartak
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Joon
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yes i have tried it but still wondering If analytics ID is supported in the template.

because there is no binding object related to analytics when I tried the code....

 

Share output of above code


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Rushikesh Vartak
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Joon
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My analytics report made this remove access task, but couldn't get the info about the report.

below is what I got from endpoint emila template about Remove access

request = null
task = com.saviynt.ecm.task.ArsTasks : 191773
tasktype = Remove Access
manager = CP139081
endpointDisplayName = Corp AD - Stg
user = CP006194
taskaction = Remove Access
requestor = admin
tasks = com.saviynt.ecm.task.ArsTasks : 191773
users = CP006194
out = java.io.PrintWriter@b6fca83

Hi,
[request:null, task:com.saviynt.ecm.task.ArsTasks : 191773, tasktype:Remove Access, manager:CP139081, endpointDisplayName:Corp AD - Stg, user:CP006194, taskaction:Remove Access, requestor:admin, tasks:com.saviynt.ecm.task.ArsTasks : 191773, users:CP006194, out:java.io.PrintWriter@b6fca83]
 

tasks?.source


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Rushikesh Vartak
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Joon
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Yes, You could get whether it's analytics or not with "tasks?.source", but it won't have analytics ID