Ignore Fields Without Values
This article outlines how to create a rule to ignore records that enter
without values in specific fields.Use Cases
There are many reasons you may want to create a rule that ignores records without values in specific fields.
For example, you may want to set up a rule to ignore records without ATS IDs, as these denote jobs that don't already exist in your system. In this example, you might want to set up a credential and generate position data for rules and mapping, such as populating your skill and company mapping, but you don't want anything to go over to the ATS.
Steps
Do the following to create a rule that ignores fields that enter
without values in a specific field:-
Open the Rules Dashboard.
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From the top navigation bar, if appropriate:
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Select the Credential (Optional) dropdown, and choose a Credential.
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Select the Priority dropdown, and increase or decrease the Priority.
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See Rules Best Practices for more information on Priority.
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In the IF section, select notDefined from the Type dropdown.
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Select the field you don't want to be empty from the Field dropdown.
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In the THEN section, select setIgnore from the Type dropdown.
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Click Test Rule.
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Click Create Rule.
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In the Purpose section of the pop-up, enter text to describe the rule and click Add Purpose.
Positions without ATS IDs will automatically be ignored in
.You can configure this rule to ignore fields without other values, such as rates.billRateMax. Whatever value you select in the Field dropdown will be ignored if it enters without a value.