Hi,

I am making a custom workflow for a client website using Umbraco Forms 6.0.1 and created a new workflow type following the documentation here:

https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Add-ons/umbracoforms/developer/Extending/Adding-a-Type

I am able to create and save the Workflow without any issues, but when I go to submit the form I recieve the following null reference error:

My Workflow class looks like this:

    public class SalesforceWorkflow : WorkflowType
{
    public SalesforceWorkflow()
    {
        this.Name = "Salesforce Integration";
        this.Id = new Guid();
        this.Description = "This will save a record in Salesforce based on the supplied Lead Id and Form Fields.";
        this.Icon = "icon-coins";
    }

    [Setting("Lead Id",
        description = "The Id of the lead in salesforce.",
        view = "TextField")]
    public string LeadId { get; set; }

    [Setting("Field Mapping", description = "Use this field to pair the SalesForce Fields to the form fields", view = "FieldMapper")]
    public object FieldMappings { get; set; }


    public override WorkflowExecutionStatus Execute(Record record, RecordEventArgs e)
    {
        LogHelper.Info<SalesforceWorkflow>("New form submission from " + record.IP);
        foreach (RecordField rf in record.RecordFields.Values)
        {
            //and we can then do something with the collection of values on each field
            List<object> vals = rf.Values;

            //or just get it as a string
            rf.ValuesAsString();
        }

        //If we altered a field, we can save it using the record storage
        RecordStorage store = new RecordStorage();
        store.UpdateRecord(record, e.Form);
        store.Dispose();

        //we then invoke the recordservice which handles all record states //and make the service delete the record.
        RecordService rs = new RecordService();
        rs.Delete(record, e.Form);

        return WorkflowExecutionStatus.Completed;
    }

    public override List<Exception> ValidateSettings()
    {
        var exceptions = new List<Exception>();


        if(string.IsNullOrEmpty(this.LeadId))
            exceptions.Add(new Exception("Please specify a Lead Id."));
        return exceptions;
    }

}

Is there another step that I am missing? The client has yet to purchase the forms license so it is still in trial mode. Does that make a difference?

Thanks!