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Hi, we're trying to map certain actions to business rules, is there anyway to see the action in a more readable way?

Adding a user to a group seems to show the following: { "PropertyList": { "PropertyCount": 1 }, "IgnoreAlreadyDoneErrors": false, "CustomDescription": "", "HolderId": null }

But that's not very clear at all. The mailbox calendar permission is also rather verbose and references ""MailParameters"

Is it possible to simplify the output in anyway? Alternatively is there a way to dump the entire content of "$context" so that I can see what might be usable?

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Hello,

Is it possible to simplify the output in anyway?

You can try using value reference %adm-OperationDescription%.

Alternatively is there a way to dump the entire content of "$context" so that I can see what might be usable?

For details on the properties and methods provided by the $Context variable, see https://adaxes.com/sdk/ExecuteScriptContextClass.

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