Add the Automation Usage Component to the Orchestration Record Version Page
The Automation app shows the flows that an orchestration version uses. If you
customized the Default Orchestration Version Record page, add the Automation Usage component to
your page and save it as your org default.
To create and save Lightning pages in the Lightning App Builder:
Customize Application
On the navigation bar, click .
In the search box, enter automation, and then select
Automation.
The Automation app opens.
Select the Orchestrations tab, and then click the label for any
orchestration.
Select the Versions tab, and then click the name of any
orchestration version.
Click , and then select Edit Page.
The Orchestration Version Record page opens in Lightning App Builder.
Optional. To add the Automation Usage component to a tab, add a tab to an existing Tabs
component.
Select the Tabs component on the page layout.
In the Tabs panel, click Add Tab.
Under Tabs on the Tabs panel, click the last tab.
Click the tab label, enter Usage, and then select
Usage.
Click Done.
Drag the Automation Usage component to the page layout.
To add the component to a tab in a Tabs component, select the tab you want to add the
component to. In the Components list, drag the Automation Usage
component to the area labeled Add Component(s) Here.
To add the component to the page, in the Components list, drag the Automation
Usage component to the page.
Save your changes.
If the Activation: Orchestration Version Record Page window appears, configure the default
page.
Select Assign as Org Default.
On the Assign form factor window, select the form factor that you want the org default
page to be available for, and then click Next.
Review the assignment and click Save.
Click the back arrow to exit Lightning App Builder.
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