Customize the Existing Timeline in the Contact Center
You can configure objects to track in the Contact Center Activity Timeline. This
timeline is an Account-based timeline with Case, Engagement Interaction, and Engagement Topic as
related objects. To customize this timeline, deactivate it, add related objects, and then activate
it again. You can also create a new timeline instead.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health
Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To use the Contact Center for Health Cloud
Contact Center for Health Cloud permission set
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Timeline and then select
Timeline.
If it's not yet enabled, enable Timeline Configuration.
Next to Contact Center Activity Timeline, click , and then click Deactivate.
Click , and then
click Edit.
Go to Timeline Related Objects, and click Add Related Object.
In Related Object, select a related object such as Clinical Encounter, and then click
Next.
Set the record visibility of the related object. For example, add a condition to configure
the timeline to show records from this object only when the Status field equals New.
Click Next.
Select a title field, subtitle field, and timestamp for the related object.
Click Next.
Add fields and related lists to show on the timeline, and then click
Add.
Click Next to preview the timeline, and then click
Activate.
To create a new timeline, first deactivate the existing timeline. Click New
Timeline to provide a label and API name. Repeat the steps to add objects, set the
visibility of the related object, and add fields to display on the timeline.
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