Trigger Python Script After AGOL Hosted Feature Layer is Edited

[B_NewGE]

I was wondering if there was a way to trigger a Python script after a hosted feature layer is edited. Right now, the Python script runs every 15 minutes on Task Scheduler. This works fine, but seems excessive as the script really only needs to run after the hosted feature layer is edited. TIA.

[MichielHorikx]

Thanks for the information, that is a clear example of how to use attribute rules. Do attribute rules also work when using online Feature Layers in ArcGIS Pro?

My specific situation is that there is a layer A with a number of objects. Using popups in layer A, you can fill out a form (Survey123) that copies some data from this specific object, and this form creates a new record in the form layer B. Now, when this new record is created, I would like to change a 'Status' field in layer A of the corresponding object. I tried looking up 'field maps' and 'form calculation' but it's really hard to find the correct resources.

[RPGIS]

Does this Spotfire Project have the ability to read APIs or is it strictly upload a dataset. Most people don't realize that feature services are technically called rest APIs which can be shared to different applications that, if they can be natively read, would basically work in that manner.

Another thing is have you thought about creating a data view that has export capabilities so that she can download it whenever she needs to rather than running something constant. If you enable the feature service to allow others to export and then create a view of the data, then she can export it whenever needed. It can also be set to have limited sharing capabilities also.