Marking Cases with a Color

A process can have a Color Formula, in the process's 'Display Options' tab, that assigns one of eight fixed colors to a case: red, orange, yellow, green, turquoise, blue, pink or purple. The formula can also return 'none', which is how a case ends up with no color at all. The formula is a RuLa expression; whichever color it returns becomes the case's color until the result changes.

Where the color appears

In the case list, the color shows as a stripe on the left edge of each case.

Info

New in Atfinity 17. It also shows as a circle next to the case name in the case wizard's header.

Example

if OUTCOME_INSTANCE.risk_rating = high_risk
then "red"
elif OUTCOME_INSTANCE.risk_rating = medium_risk
then "orange"
else "none"
end

A high risk case shows red, a medium risk case shows orange, and every other case stays uncolored so only the ones that need attention stand out.