Manage Disclosure Questionnaire Information in Discovery Framework
Use Discovery Framework to import and export disclosure questions. Then generate
documents based on the questions and the document template as part of an Omniscript guided
interaction flow.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance,
Unlimited, and Developer Editions
Permission Set Needed
To create questionnaire and Omnistudio form:
Omnistudio Admin
To enable discovery framework:
Customize Application
Discovery Framework is compatible with only Omnistudio standard objects (Omnistudio
Spring '22 and later releases).
To create questions and question versions at the same time, enable Enhanced Questions in
the Discovery Framework settings. See Configure Question Creation Settings.
To give access to metadata APIs so that you can import and export assessment questions,
assessment question sets, and assessment question versions, enable Import or Export in the
Discovery Framework settings. See Configure Import or Export Settings.
To collect responses from users, create and activate a form using Omnistudio. See Create a Form.
Note the Type, SubType, Language, and Version of the active Omniscript. A
combination of these values separated by underscores is used as the Omniscript configuration
API name.
Assign interest tags to disclosure assessment questions so that users can search for
reusable data when filling out the disclosure questionnaire. See Assign Interest Tags to Records.
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