Hi Samuel,

You can give a try on @CompareDates function. It accepts two DataTime strings as inputs and returns true if the first date argument is after the second.

If you are using a property of type Date, you can use this function by hard coding timestamp like below.

@CompareDates(@ConvertStringToDate(.Date1)+"T000000.000 EST", @ConvertStringToDate(.Date2)+"T000000.000 EST")

I created ConvertStringToDate function to convert string to Date with the following code. It accepts String and returns String.

if(Date!="")
{
  try {
Date dtDob = new Date(Date);
SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyyMMdd");
  return sdf.format(dtDob);
} catch (Exception e) {
  oLog.error("Issue while parsing date -" + e);
  return "";
}
}else 
{
  return "";
}

Update the timezone based on the business and call the above function in a Validate rule or Activity based on your needs.

I hope it helps you. Let me know if you face any issues with the above.

Good Luck!