Add Related Lists to the Page Layout for Transaction Dispute Management
When a dispute request is submitted, case, dispute, dispute items, document checklist
items, and assessment records are created. To track and monitor disputes, add these records as
related lists to the page layouts.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited
Editions
User Permissions Needed
To create and edit page layouts:
Customize Application
In Setup, go to Object Manager.
Select the Case object.
In Page Layouts, click Case Layout.
From the Case Layout menu, select Related Lists.
Drag Disputes, Assessments, and
Document Checklist Items to the related lists section of the
page.
Save your changes.
Similarly, in the page layout for the Dispute object, add Dispute
Items to the related lists section.
Similarly, in the page layout for the Dispute Item object, add Dispute Item
Merchant Alerts, Dispute Item Chargebacks,
Dispute Item Arbitrations, and Assessments to
the related lists section.
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