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          Swarm with Dynamic Actions

          Swarm with Dynamic Actions

          Use dynamic actions to show swarming flows with rules that streamline your support reps’ experience and help prevent errors. Add rules so that only the appropriate tasks appear in the Edit dropdown based on record criteria. For example, set a rule so that Finish Swarming appears only when a case’s status is set to Closed.

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          Note Dynamic actions are ideal if you only want to show Swarming actions when the record meets specific criteria.
          Swarming with quick actions

          With dynamic actions, swarming flows appear in a window over the record.

          1. Create a quick action of action type Flow for each flow that you want to add to the Console, such as Begin Swarming or Add Member to Swarm.
          2. From the management settings of the object you created an action for, click Page Layout.
          3. Drag your flow action from the Mobile & Lightning Actions section to the Salesforce Mobile and Lightning Experience Actions section of your page layout.
            Begin Swarming flow highlighted on page layout
          4. Save your changes.
          5. From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Lightning App Builder, and then select Lightning App Builder.
          6. Select the page layout you want to add your quick action to and click Edit.
          7. Select the Highlights Panel.
          8. Upgrade to Dynamic Actions on the right side of the App Builder. Migrate to start with actions from one of your page layouts, or select Start from Scratch to select new actions.
            Customize dynamic actions
          9. From the highlights panel settings, click Add Action, and then select the quick action you created.
          10. Under Set Action Visibility, add filter criteria to determine when the dynamic action is shown to users, such as Status Not Equal to Closed.
            Filter conditions set to Field Status Not Equal to Closed
          11. Choose the order in which your actions appear in the dynamic actions dropdown, and then add any more actions your support reps need before saving.
           
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