When a dispute record is created or a dispute item record is updated, the
record-triggered flows associated with the records aren’t in the active state. For your dispute
case owners to compose and send emails, you must activate the flows. The flows provided to compose
and send dispute-related emails to customers are in the disputemanagement namespace.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Unlimited Edition where Financial Services Cloud is
enabled
This table lists the flows provided to compose and send dispute-related emails using Einstein
Generative AI.
FLOW LABEL
DESCRIPTION
DEFAULT STATUS
Send Dispute Acknowledgement Email
When a dispute record is created, this flow orchestration creates a work item for the
dispute case owner on the dispute record page. The dispute case owner reviews the dispute
details and uses email composer to send an acknowledgment email to the customer who raised
the dispute request.
Inactive
Send Dispute Item Closure Email
When a dispute item record status is set to Settled, this flow orchestration creates a
work item for the dispute case owner on the dispute item record page. The dispute case owner
reviews the dispute item details and uses email composer to send a dispute item closure email
to the customer who raised the dispute request.
Inactive
Compose and Send Email
When a dispute record is created or when a dispute item’s status is changed to Settled,
this screen flow allows a dispute case owner to open an email composer and use the prebuilt
email prompt templates to compose and send emails.
Active
Get Dispute and Dispute Item Details
This prompt flow
retrieves
the details of the dispute item records related to a dispute record and
returns those details, along with the dispute record details, to the associated email prompt
template as prompt instructions.
Active
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