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          Service | Raise Flag for Supervisor

          Service | Raise Flag for Supervisor

          Raises a flag in Omni Supervisor when an AI agent conversation requires a supervisor’s attention.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Lightning Experience
          Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with Foundations, or Agentforce 1 or Einstein 1 Editions
          User Permissions Needed  
          See Common User Access for Standard Agent Actions.

          Action Details

          API Name RaiseFlagForSupervisor
          Reference Action Type Standard Invocable Action
          Reference Action

          Raise Flag for Supervisor

          (raiseFlagForSupervisor)

          Does this action execute one or more prompt templates? No

          Guidelines and Considerations

          Use these guidelines and considerations when adding the Raise Flag for Supervisor action.

          • When you add this action to a subagent, add instructions for when the agent should flag a conversation for a supervisor. For example, add this instruction: "If the customer uses language that shows that they’re upset, call the Raise Flag for Supervisor action."
          • To use the Raise Flag for Supervisor action with a voice-enabled agent, assign the Voice Call ID variable to the action's Record Id input. To assign the variable to the action input, go to the action input in Agentforce Builder. Then from the Assign a Variable dropdown, select the variable. Your agent must be deactivated to assign a variable to an input.
           
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