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Configure and Use Service Process Studio in Public Sector
Create robust start-to-finish processes to automate agencies' responses to service requests from constituents, from intake to resolution.

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Create robust start-to-finish processes to automate agencies' responses to service requests from constituents, from intake to resolution.
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| To set up Service Process Studio: | Customize Application AND Industry Service Excellence |
| To use Service Process Studio: | Industry Service Excellence |
With Service Process Studio, you can design complex processes that automate the process of responding to service requests from constituents. Use data attributes, Omniscript forms, Apex classes, and record-triggered flows to create automation to quickly and reliably process service requests, such as updating a constituent's address. You can even use integration definitions to use data from external systems in your service processes.

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