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Is this code in a server package or something else? Is there a code snippet you could share?

I was only mentioning the Task context because the screenshot of your automation process shows it is triggered by "First time a task is added or updated". Since your script is triggered by a Task, the Context object will be set to the Task that was added or updated. If you want to get to t...

Yes. To check your trigger has already been created, check the [core].[Trigger] table for a row where the Handler column matches the id of your ITriggerHandler. If it exists, then your trigger is already created and you should not create it again.

The IScheduledTrigger object has a property. Have you tried using that?

You can access the attributes for your server package by getting the IServiceEntry for your package from the IRegistration service, and then accessing the Attribute collection. Here is an example of iterating through all the attributes for a server package. IServiceEntry serviceEntry1 = registration...

The automation scripts run in the background on the server after order is saved. Because of this, there is no way for them to interact with the user interface. However, there is a way to control whether or not a note is displayed when the order is opened. Since your script is triggered by a Task bei...

Are you trying to create your own server package?

To format SettlementDate you need to call ToString(). If you don't pass any parameters it will print the date and time including the seconds. You can also pass any .NET DateTime standard or custom format string into the ToString() call to change the format. Here are some examples: # output looks lik...

Sorry, I looked at this issue with several of my teammates but due to its complexity, it is out of scope for this forum.

Our support team has opened a new ticket for this issue and they will be reaching out to you.

Yes, Context.Root is used to access the order that the Task belongs to. From there you can access properties on the order. An example is below. from System import * from SoftPro.ClientModel import * from SoftPro.Select.Client import * from SoftPro.OrderTracking.Client.Orders import * def AddNote(): ...