Collaboration with swarming starts when a support rep sends a swarm request to get help
to resolve an issue. Start a swarm from a record in Salesforce and collaborate with experts from
the swarm record’s feed.
Select the Begin Swarming flow action. It may be a quick action,
dynamic action, or in the Actions & Recommendations panel.
Choose how you’d like to add members to the swarm. To add specific team members, select the
corresponding option, and then enter their name.
Expert Finder uses skills-based routing to find the person with the right skills
and availability and capacity to get the job done.
Select the Add another swarm member checkbox, and then enter
details for each person you want to add to the swarm. Then click
Next to create your swarm record.
Enter a description of the issue, such as, I need help with a Java and Perl issue, and
then click Next.
Start a conversation with experts in the Chatter feed.
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