Integrate Service Process Studio with Product Catalog Management to enable controlled
access for service processes. Configure customer eligibility rules and user access control for
service processes so that your users and customers see only the relevant service processes in the
Action Launcher.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited editions with the required licenses
Prerequisites to Configure Eligibility Rules and User Access Control for Service Processes To configure eligibility rules and access control for your service processes, you must first make the service processes available as service process products. You can list service processes as products by syncing service process definitions in Service Process Studio to Product Catalog Management. Before you sync service process definitions, review these considerations.
Example: Configure Eligibility Rules and User Access Control for Service Processes List service processes as service process products and how to configure eligibility rules for these service process products. Your customers and users see only the service process products that they’re qualified for in the Action Launcher on a record details page of a Person Account. You can verify if the eligibility rules work as expected.
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