A couple of screenshots would be helpful, but if the documentID in the webhook doesn't actually exist when searched for, i'd double check the connections being used by each module, do you have multiple sandboxes/regions?

That makes sense, around 2 weeks ago we experienced the same issue, our scenario failed with a message that the user was not authorized even though the user credentials had not changed, we re-authorized and I did open a WF support ticket on it and they are aware of it effecting a few customers at th...

Hi Stuart, we use webhooks for document versions (New and Updated) with out issue, i also just created a New Records Only webhook for document version and had no issues, you might want to contact the support, it doesn't seem to be an product issue

You could use the Repeater module in "Flow Control" to create multiple bundles

Hi, you should be able to get the question and answers from this query;/SCORE/{scoreCard ID}?fields=scoreCardQuestions:scoreCardOptions:label

The APIs that get the information work on the field value not the label, so not sure on a simple answer, unless you could us a switch? That is assuming the value and label is known in advance. If the values are not known and possibly the fields are not known, you could use a custom API module and q...

Are you using the developer chrome extension? i haven't used this functionality but seems like you can use it to search for fields by name, returning a list of the modules that contain that variable and also a swap variable functionality. Or what we have used but not a very elegant solution, you can...

Hi Jonathan, that's a great question and something I ignored possibly to my detriment, I do use "OR" to split out duplicate fields in a search criteria (or more often the custom API card if it's a large criteria); This would produce the below query to WF api, which does look like an efficient sear...

in that case you'll probably want to use a custom api module and search for notes where the project ID is equal to your selected project;

You can find out who is tagged in a note using the "Read a record" card for note