How do I use the Access Mail Notification field?
Access (RoleAssignment)
Example of how access fields are used:
<p>The access {access.Name} will expire on {access.EndDate}.</p>
<p>Please take appropriate action before this date. Currently the assignment is in stage {access.Stage}.</p>
<p>Link to Access: <a href="{access.Link}">access</a></p>
The completed template based on the values below:
<p>The access <FirstName LastName> - AD DS Role will expire on Thursday, August 30, 2018 12:00 PM.</p> <p>Please take appropriate action before this date. Currently the assignment is in stage Enabled .</p> <p>Link to Access: <a href="https://<link>">access</a></p>
| Field Name | Example Value | Remark |
|---|---|---|
Comment |
<comment> The user must have PC package 2 with no screen |
The comment to the given access from the Menu |
Effective |
<effective status> Yes |
|
EndDate |
<day>, <month> <day>, <year> <time> Thursday, August 30, 2018 12:00 PM |
Expires tidspunkt. Full date/time pattern (short time). (ToString("f", new CultureInfo("en-US"))) |
Name |
<FirstName LastName - AD DS Role> John Doe - AD DS Role |
|
Owner |
<team owner> Team Jonathan Doe |
Corresponds to Owner.Name |
Owner.Email |
Email to the user who owns the entity. If the owner is a team then it is a semicolon separated list of emails. |
|
Owner.Name |
<team owner name> Team Jonathan Doe |
Name of user or team that owns the entity |
Role |
<role> AD DS Role |
Name on role |
Stage |
<status> Enabled |
|
Link |
<link to access in Dynamics 365> |
A Url to the Access in Dynamics365. Can be used with the a-tag in html. |