I'm not sure how to use the edit and view options with the new Flow feature.

How do I edit an existing record? I tried using the variables but that just seems to create a new record with the same record ID.

As for the view option, maybe I just don't understand the point of it. Could you provide some examples of what you would use the view choice for, within a flow? Also when you are at the view step, you have to click into a record to move to the next step, but there doesn't seem to be any link back to the record that was selected.

I'm looking for an Apps Script to auto-populate a User Field (Requester) with the name of the currently logged in user - the one creating the record.

I've followed the sample in the Dev Apps Scripts page (below), but the field is not populating.
The scripts is saving with no errors, and I've tried both Before Insert and After Insert. I want the name to display before saving the record so the user will have one less field to click on (unless they want to change the name).

How do I change a value in the current record ?
currentValues["Status"] = “Active” currentValues[“Age”] = 20;

I am developing an interface from a C# web application to TrackVia that will maintain [Work Orders] and [Work Order Line Items] in lock-step with our web application's SupplyRequest and SupplyRequestItem tables. We will use your REST API to perform CRUD transactions. The [Work Order] view includes foreign keys to the Locations table. The [Work Order Line Items] view includes foreign keys to the [Work Orders] and [SKUs] tables. Can you point me to an example of how to insert and update records that include foreign keys? I'm guessing that we need to specify the integer record ids of the referenced entities, but it would be so much easier if we could use some other unique string identifier.

I've just started working with one of my business units to move their operations into TrackVia.

One of the requirements they have is to allow users to "subscribe" to certain records and receive updates when that record is updated.

This is simple enough as a Notification Rule for everything in the table, but is there a way to identify only certain records to trigger an alert for per user?

My only thought is some type of Record Level Permission, then maybe a separate views by user (that can be alot)? This would also prevent the users from seeing the complete list of records (to make their subscription selection) because they don't have permissions that record.

Just thought I'd toss this out there to see if anyone has had similar requests.

Thanks