Make Assigned Work Items Accessible on a Record Page
Add the Orchestration Work Guide component to the record page layouts for record types
referenced by interactive steps. Configure the component so that assigned users can access and
complete their work items.
To create and save Lightning pages in the Lightning App Builder:
Customize Application
To add the component to a page layout for a record type associated with an interactive
step, click , and then select Edit Page.
To create a page layout, from Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter App
Builder, and then select Lightning App Builder.
Click New
Select Record Page, and then click
Next.
Give your record page a label, and then click Next.
The label can be up to 80 characters.
Select a page template, and click Finish.
Under Components, drag Orchestration Work Guide onto the page
layout.
(Optional) For Title, enter a name for the component to show users at run
time.
(Optional) For Sort Order, select the default sort order for work items.
(Optional) To show the orchestration run name for each work item, select
Show Orchestration Run Name.
(Optional) To show the orchestration stage name for each work item, select
Show Orchestration Stage Name.
(Optional) To show the orchestration step name for each work item, select
Show Orchestration Step Name.
(Optional) To hide the component when the user has no assigned work items, select
Hide Work Guide When Empty.
(Optional) To open the next work item from the same orchestration run after a user
completes a work item, select Automatically Open Next Work
Item.
The default behavior is that the component shows a refreshed list of work items
after a user completes a work item.
Save your work.
If the page layout isn’t activated, the Page Saved window appears and asks to activate
the page.
Activate your orchestration.
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