A bulk macro is a macro that runs on multiple records at the same time. Bulk macros let
support reps quickly address spikes in customer cases involving the same issue. Macros must meet
certain criteria to run as bulk macros.
Email Publisher in Case Feed on the Salesforce Console for Service
All Quick Actions except for Social Quick Actions
Bulk macros aren't supported in:
Salesforce Knowledge actions
Experience Cloud actions
Social post actions
Email templates, attachments, and merge fields in Lightning Experience
“Add” and “Insert” instructions (such as the Add to Subject instruction, Add Logic, or the
Insert into HTML Body instruction for the Email Publisher)
“Close Tab” instruction
If the bulk macro interacts with the Email Publisher, it can contain only use one Email
Publisher action. Bulk Macros run only from the case record home page and list view for
SendEmail type quick actions, and don't run at all on a split list view. Bulk macros are
restricted to 200 cases when run from the list view.
If a quick action targeted by the bulk macro contains a read-only field, the macro fails.
This failure occurs even if none of the instructions target the read-only
field.
A bulk macro must contain at least one Submit Action instruction.
Bulk macros aren’t supported for Date fields set to a relative date.
Create a Bulk Macro This example shows you how to create a bulk macro that sends an email to the contact person for the selected customer cases.
Tips for Creating Bulk Macros The key to successfully using bulk macros is to select the right records to run the macro on. Support reps can filter the list views to identify which records to select.
Run a Bulk Macro on Multiple Records You can run a bulk macro on only one record at a time, or you can run it on multiple records at the same time. Use bulk macros to quickly address similar customer cases or records.
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