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            startThirdPartyAsync(url, jsonParams)

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            startThirdPartyAsync(url, jsonParams)

            You can call third-party apps from within the Consumer Goods (CG) Cloud offline mobile app on Android.

            Required Editions

            Available in: Lightning Experience

            Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled
            Note
            Note Third party integration is already enabled on iOS platforms. Click here to view the list of third party applications whose URI schemes are allowlisted on the iOS platform, to enable their integration with CG Cloud application.

            Parameters

            • url (String): The URI scheme of the application to be launched.
            • jsonParams (Object)(Optional): A optional JSON object with keys and values as String. This will be passed as data to the launched third-party application.
            Note
            Note
            • On the iOS platform, jsonParams is not supported and completely ignored. Any additional parameter must be part of the url parameter.
            • For more information about adding additional parameters to the url parameter, see the mailto example under the Examples section.

            Returns

            A promise.

            Sample Code

            
Facade.startThirdPartyAsync("geo:");
Facade.startThirdPartyAsync("mailto:example@example.com?subject=Hi");
Facade.startThirdPartyAsync("sms:123456789");
Facade.startThirdPartyAsync(100).then(function() {
}, function (err) {// err -> 'url input parameter is not valid'
});
             
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