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          Transaction Header

          Transaction Header

          Transaction Header is a navigation and control component that displays a header with a dynamic Back or Cancel button at the top of Product Configurator. The component allows users to exit the configurator and navigate back to the parent transaction record. Transaction Header has no output properties and doesn’t listen to any events.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Lightning Experience
          Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions of Revenue Management (formerly Revenue Cloud) with the Revenue Cloud Growth license or the Revenue Cloud Advanced license

          Transaction Header Responsibilities

          • Show the Back/Cancel button with dynamic label
          • Navigate back to parent transaction record
          • Show confirmation dialog before canceling, when the user isn’t in preview mode
          • Handle preview mode without confirmation
          • Fire CustomEvent to close Product Configurator

          Transaction Header API Name

          S01_TransactionHeader

          Input Properties

          Transaction Header accepts data from this property, set by users.

          Property Type Required Description
          transactionRecord Object Yes Transaction record data (parentId, parentName, origin)

          Events Transaction Header Fires

          Transaction Header fires this custom event to close Product Configurator.

          Event Name Bubbles Composed When is it Fired Purpose
          proceed Yes Yes User confirms cancel (non-preview mode) Close configurator without saving
           
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