That's morph relations and there are
That's morph relations and there are coming! Actually you should already be able to play with it but some features (filtering especially) are not supported. If you are on v1.11, in your data model, when you create a relation you can target multiple objects
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Yes I’m using them and love it!
But my question is a bit different: as I’m using a morph relation, when I’m looking for a workspace user I often have their personal person that has been automatically created
oh you mean by messaging integration?
I have seen morph relations inside of my crm - to add onto this here with a bit of tweaking and understanding I think that it's an alright feature I think it can occasionally make ciruclar issues but when it's not messing things up haha.
and its messing everythingup
@charles not sure about what you say, but this is what I mean!
having a person and a workspace user being the same person but two different records is a bit annoying
(it's even worse if my professional email is in the person : every email is sync in the user)
You need actor
So like insid eof this here when you're doing it what you should do is that the assigned person isnt worksapcemember but rather that it would be an actor so this is the person that is the workspace member so you can then assign that there to be the Workspace Member @Absynth
if you need any help I could probably help you! Just setting up some stuff for myself 🙂
wut? so you create another custom object? messy solution...
An actor is who is assigned to a task
aka workspacemember
@Absynth who has created the Person Jean-Baptiste Ronssin? I think we cannot prevent a user to have both a Person record and a WorkspaceMember record with same email.
Why can't you delete the Person record?
yes yes I know that it's not possible to prevent it, but it will still be created over time (potentially) so I was wondering if something could be done so that your personnal information could be merged with a workspace member and then have rules about it (and not duplicates!)