Omniscript Input Elements

When users to change, add, or delete data, add an Omniscript element for a specific type of data, such as email addresses, files, dates, passwords. You can also show information and allow users to select from a list of options, such as radio, checkboxes, multi-select, select, and disclosure elements.

• Omniscripts Checkbox Element
  Enable users to select a checkbox by adding the Checkbox element to your Omniscript. For example, map the user's yes or no answer to a true or false field in a record. Checkbox is a boolean input control and returns true or false to the Data JSON.
• Omniscripts Currency Element
  Enable users to enter a currency amount by adding the Currency element to your Omniscript. Update default format options such as the number of decimal places to display, minimum and maximum currency value, and more.
• Custom LWC Element
  Add a custom Lightning web component that does not extend an Omniscript element component to an Omniscript using the Custom LWC element.
• Omniscripts Date Element
  Enable users to select a date from a date picker by adding a Date element to your Omniscript. Set the minimum and maximum dates and the date format.
• Omniscripts Time Element
  Enable users to select from a list of times by adding the Time element to your Omniscript. Format the display and set the time intervals.
• Set Date and Time Ranges
  The Date, Date/Time, and Time elements enable users to input dates and times into an Omniscript form. Each element has different properties that enable you to present a selectable range of dates or times to the User.
• Omniscripts Date/Time Element
  Enable users to select a date from a date picker and a time from a list by adding the Date/Time element to your Omniscript. Set the minimum and maximum dates, and the date and time formats.
• Omniscripts Disclosure Element
  To allow users to agree to a disclosure statement, add a Disclosure element to your Omniscript. Enter the copy in a rich text editor.
• Enter an Email Address in Omniscripts
  Enable users to enter an email address by adding the Email element to your Omniscript. Update the default allowable format with Validation Options.
• Query Salesforce Data from an Omniscipt with the Lookup Element
  Run a query using text input to retrieve Salesforce data using the Lookup element. The retrieved data is returned in value-label pairs and becomes available for selection in a dropdown list.
• Omniscripts Number Element
  Enable users to enter a number by adding the Number element to your Omniscript. Limit what the user can enter by setting a mask.
• Omniscripts Password Element
  Enable users to enter a password by adding the Password element to your Omniscript. Set the minimum and maximum lengths of the password.
• Omniscripts Multi-Select Element
  Enable users to select from multiple items by adding the Multi-select element to your Omniscript. Display options vertically, horizontally, or as an image. Read-only Multi-Select images show in grayscale, but you can use a custom CSS to them in color.
• Omniscripts Select Element
  Enable users to select from a dropdown by adding a Select element to your Omniscript. Users can enter text to filter the options. Omnistudio pulls the options from an Apex class and method or from a Salesforce object.
• Omniscripts Radio Element
  Enable users to select one from multiple items by adding the Radio element to your Omniscript. Display options vertically, horizontally, or as an image.
• Add Options for Selects, Multi-Selects, and Radio Buttons
  To add options for Select, Multi-Select, and Radio Button elements, go to the Options section of the element properties and click + Add New Option. If no values are defined for a Select element, an Undefined Value is returned.
• Omniscripts Range Element
  Enables users to select a number from a specified range by adding the Range element to your Omniscript. Specify the increment values and use static values to define the minimum and maximum values for the range.
• Omniscripts Telephone Element
  Enable users to enter a phone number by adding a Telephone element to your Omniscript. Limit the length and format of the number the user can enter.
• Omniscripts Text Area Element
  Enable users to enter multiple lines of text by adding a Text Area element to your Omniscript. Limit the number of characters the user can enter.
• Omniscripts Text Element
  Enable users to enter a line of text by adding the Text element to your Omniscript. Limit the length of the text using minimum and maximum values and set allowable information using the mask property.
• Omniscripts URL Element
  Enable users to enter a website address by adding the URL element to your Omniscript. For example, a user can enter https://salesforce.com, or https://www.salesforce.com, and so on.
• Upload Files and Images in Omniscripts
  To upload files in an Omniscript, add a File input element. To upload an image, add an Image input element. Details about uploads are added to the Files node of the Omniscript's Data JSON.