How to Create a Conditional Required Modal in Rule Type in Clarity

If you work in a busy Project Management Office (PMO), then you know that good quality data is paramount to effective planning, decision making, and project delivery. You also know that sometimes a single data point can be enhanced when it is supplemented by additional information.
But as an administrator or part of the PMO, how can you guide team members to ensure they enter meaningful data into your project management system? Clarity now offers the capability to create business rules which can enforce data-entry based on the way that other attributes have been updated.
In this article, you’ll get step-by-step instructions on how to update your Clarity blueprints to utilize the new Conditional Required Modal.