Components of Approved Notes

Approved Notes consists of the following components:

Monitoring Rule (Monitoring_Rule_vod)

Defines the list of fields monitored by Approved Notes, as well as a stated reason why the fields are monitored. Monitoring rules can have one or more monitoring phrases associated with them, defining the monitored text.

Background Monitoring rules monitor defined fields during a scheduled monitoring process job. End-users can enter, save, and sync any value in monitored fields without any indication that the field is being monitored. Evaluation of the entered field values are performed after the notes are saved in CRM and synced Online.

You can create up to 500 monitoring rules per org.

See Creating Monitoring Rules for more information about how to create and use monitoring rules.

Monitored Phrase (Monitored_Phrase_vod)

Each monitoring rule can have one or more monitored phrases representing which words or phrases are monitored. There are multiple types of monitoring phrases, enabling greater flexibility when defining monitored text:

• Contains – Matches if the entered text contains the phrase. Matches to these types of phrases are case insensitive.

  For example, a Contains phrase where the phrase is "earn" matches both "learn" and "learned."

• Exact – Matches if the entered text is exactly the phrase. Matches to these types of phrases are case insensitive.

  For example, an Exact phrase where the phrase is "earn" matches earn but does not match "learn" or "learned."

• Regex – Designates the monitored phrase as a regular expression, or regex. Matches to these types of phrases are case sensitive.

  Regex monitored phrases use the Python regex version 3.7. Invalid regex monitored phrases are skipped during the Approved Notes process. Positive and negative look-ahead and look-behind is not supported.

You can create up to 1000 monitored phrases for each monitoring rule

See Creating Monitored Phrases for more information about how to create and use monitoring phrases.