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Hi there, @rajesh1… there are a number of ways to do what you have described. The first one that comes to mind is, when a user submits the form, do a search through all of the existing records of the associated data type to see if the user has already created a record. So, you would have an Only when condition on your Create a new thing workflow that is only when Search for Associated Data Types:count is 0, and the constraint on the search would be Created by = Current User.

Now, say you don’t want to search through all of the existing records of the associated data type every time a user submits the form. Well, you could do something like add a field on the User data type that denotes whether or not the user has already submitted the form. So, you could have a yes/no field called submitted on the User data type, and you could flip the field from no to yes when the user submits the form the first time. In this case, you would have an Only when condition on the Create a new thing workflow that is only when Current user's submitted is no.

In each of the examples above, you could terminate the workflow and show a message or something if the user has already submitted the form.

Anyway, I hope this response make sense and I hope it helps.

Best…
Mike

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