If you select the service item in the condition node you can add extra conditions based on the fields in the service item. And then you need to do “line” per selected option. 

Until we can do loops it’s the only way :( 

Dear FreshService.. We have 8 Locations and therefore 8 MultiSelect options. Creating a workflow for this need us to make 2 ^ 8 - 1 lines to cover each option. That is 255 lines. ..

Please allow us to split the workflow in multiple strings when having MultiSelect so that each selection ends in its own way…..

HAHA, I know the feeling. It’s why I don’t use multiselect fields. 

Is this new setup or do you have a workaround in place?

What are your end goal with this request ?

@msconfig87  and @Daniel Söderlund  Would it be any easier using a custom object to handle the country and approval combinations. Then parse the array of what is selected from the drop down using the expression builder node before passing it to a reader node? Its early here so if I am off the wall, apologize for that lol.

No matter what work around we work to create, we desperately need looping in workflow automators.

My idea was as somthing in that lines of thoughts, having something like if(regmatch(“{{placeholder_multi_UK}}{{placeholder_multi_DE”}},“name of value1”|”name of value2”|”name of value2”),”ad_group_1”,””)

Have one expression for each AD group needed. In the App node you add all of them in the group value. ( not sure if it can take multi group values other wise you need same amount of app nodes. 
 

Just found out yesterday that the Freshservice Product Team is looking to release Workflow Looping this year around mid-term!!!!!!! With that is also coming “Modular Workflow Fragments”. We will be able to reuse collections of workflow nodes!!! Talk about saving time when build workflows.

Cant wait for these features :)

Ya was on the call as well. Sound good. There was a lot more cools thing comming and things that should been there from the start of  ESM . 

haven’t tried that yet. But as I am familiar with powershell I have made a cheap workaround by just using the PowerShell App node and the using this script (I know its not flexible and hard to understand for other involved non tech parties):

$SapApproverTable = @(

    apscustomobject]@{"Location" = "ZCH"; "mail" = "approver1@example.com" }

    ppscustomobject]@{"Location" = "ZDE"; "mail" = "approver2@example.com" }

    pscustomobject]@{"Location" = "ZAT"; "mail" = "approver2@example.com" }

    "pscustomobject]@{"Location" = "ZRS"; "mail" = "approver3@example.com" }

    apscustomobject]@{"Location" = "ZBG"; "mail" = "approver2@example.com" }

    pscustomobject]@{"Location" = "ZPT"; "mail" = "approver2@example.com" }

    Tpscustomobject]@{"Location" = "ZUK"; "mail" = "approver4@example.com" }

    "pscustomobject]@{"Location" = "ZSG"; "mail" = "approver5@example.com" }

    pscustomobject]@{"Location" = "ZHK"; "mail" = "approver5@example.com" }

    opscustomobject]@{"Location" = "ZVN"; "mail" = "approver5@example.com" }

)

$FsRequestLocations = @('{{ticket.ri_276_access_to_multiple}}').Split(", ")

$FsRequestLocations | ForEach-Object {

    ($SapApproverTable | Where-Object Location -eq $_).mail

} | Select-Object -Unique

PS is a way to go as well :)

With expression I would have done something like this and duplicate but changing the match value and the e-mail. If you have more then one service item I would just add all the placeholders after the first one

if(regexmatch('{{ticket.ri_276_access_to_multiple}}','ZVN'),'approver5@example.com','')