Configure Criteria and Conditions for Child Objects
Control when parent object stage transitions occur. by evaluating the state of child
records before a parent object can advance to the next stage. This evaluation makes sure that
transitions align with your business process requirements.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Automotive Cloud, Education Cloud, Financial Services Cloud, Health
Cloud, Insurance Cloud, Life Sciences Cloud, and Manufacturing Cloud. View edition availability.
User Permissions Needed
To configure stage management:
Stage Management Design User
In the Stage Management builder, after you set up a stage transition for a stage, click
Add Stage Transition Rules.
Click Add Child Object Criteria and
Conditions.
Click Add Child Object, and then select the child object to add the
criteria and conditions.
By default, you can configure up to 5 conditions per stage transition. To increase this
limit up to a maximum of 20, contact Salesforce Customer Support or your Account
Executive.
Save your changes.
Note For objects with a self-lookup field, set conditions to
make sure that the evaluation is accurate. The self-lookup field acts as a reference to the
parent object criteria. If the self-lookup field isn't set, the condition evaluates to
false.
In the child object criteria, the self-lookup field identifies all child objects
whose IDs match the parent object IDs. For example, to close a case only if all related child
cases are closed, set the lookup field for the case child object to
ParentId, and set the condition to Stage=Closed.
Example
To
manage the stage transition of the Application Form parent object, configure
the transition criteria for the Applicant child object. You can set the Application Form to move
from In Progress to Closed only if all Applicants are approved.
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