Configure and Use Interaction Summaries in Public Sector
Give caseworkers, case managers, and other users the ability to capture and manage
interaction notes by using interaction summaries. Users can create interaction notes on cases,
care plans, benefits, goals, complaints, referrals, and accounts.
Interaction summaries in Public Sector provide a single guided flow that enables
users to take detailed notes of meetings and conversations with constituents or case
participants. The flow provides rich text formatting and a large note-taking canvas that make it
easy to effectively capture information, add action items or next steps, list attendees, attach
relevant files, and share the notes with other users. They can also categorize notes with
interest tags so that it’s easy to search for and filter summaries to find notes from previous
interactions.
The interaction notes guided flow to create and edit interaction notes uses these two
Omniscripts: AdvancedNotes/AddNote and AdvancedNotes/InterestTag. The flows are activated and
work out of the box. If desired, clone and customize them as per your requirements.
Set up interaction summaries for users to create and edit notes, and to publish them. You can
also set up an approval process for users to review and approve their interaction notes before
they publish them. A published note locks the related interaction summary and prevents further
edits. Say, for example, that a caseworker writes an interaction note of a conversation with a
client. The caseworker can publish the note to preserve the integrity of the interaction summary
so that the note can be used as a witness statement or as evidence in a legal investigation.
Set Up Interaction Summaries Enable interaction summaries and enhanced notes interface. Add the Interaction Summaries component to the Lightning record page of relevant objects, such as Case. Then, give users access to interaction summaries, enable interest tags, and configure field-level security on the Interaction Notes Published field so that users can publish the notes.
Create Interest Tags To relate interest tags to notes, create tag categories, and then create interest tags in those categories.
Capture Interaction Notes Take meeting notes; record attendees, the interaction date and time, and other details; add tags; upload documents; and share notes with other users by using a single guided flow.
Publish Interaction Notes Publish notes in interaction summaries to prevent further edits. For example, publish an interaction note to protect the integrity of your official documentation of a key witness interview. The note can then serve as evidence in an investigation.
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