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    Is there a way to combine Leads and Tasks in a report? We have the Advanced Pack and are trying to figure out reports.

    Ideally we'd like to do a few reports that combine these and haven't figured out a way to go about it:

    1) Leads that do not have any tasks assigned.
    2) Leads with Incomplete Tasks.
    3) Leads with a certain Task completed.
    4) Leads with a count of Tasks completed (we have 3 Tasks we setup for a lot of new leads).

    Are these kind of reports possible and am I missing something in the setup to get them?

    Thanks.
    Last edited by ategenkamp; 04-26-2021, 01:38 AM. Reason: Clarify we have the Advanced Pack

  • #2
    Reports only with paid extension

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    • #3
      We do have the Advanced Pack. I'll try to remember to state that in the future to clear up confusion.

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      • #4
        Does anyone know if this is possible?

        Forum wise, is this question in the right area since it's about Advanced Pack?

        Thanks.

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        • #5
          ategenkamp Were you able to figure this out? I'm trying to do something similar, but when I look at the json output of the entity, I don't see "Tasks" as a related entity.

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          • rabii
            rabii commented
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            Hi @jflores

            see my comment below if you that could help.

            cheers

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          I had the same issue before for a custom entity (base plus) which has tasks just like the Lead entity so i couldn't produce reports to check completed tasks vs incompleted task etc, so i come up with a work around, based on the Lead and Tasks example, here is how you could do this :

          1 - Create read only fields (type Integer) on the lead entity that will hold count of related tasks and use formula to calculate related task with different filters, see below:

          zeroTasks = entity\countRelated('tasks');
          incompleteTasks = entity\countRelated('tasks', 'actual'); => 'actual' is a name of a filter built by default for the task
          completedTasks = entity\countRelated('tasks', 'completed'); => 'completed' is a name of a filter built by default for the task (you can build other filters and use them here)

          2 - Based on these new fields you can build your reports, if you wish to group them you can use Joint Grid reports https://docs.espocrm.com/user-guide/...t-grid-reports

          That is the work around to achieve this. Hope this helps.

          Cheers

          Rabii
          Web Dev

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          • jflores
            jflores commented
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            rabii Thank you for the suggestion; I ended up implementing a variant of this. I did it as a 'hook' instead of the workflow, but I think your approach was the easiest way to implement the logic I was going for.
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