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Create Catalog Request Event Action
This generic action creates or updates a service catalog request from a service process definition request.
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This generic action creates or updates a service catalog request from a service process definition request.
In Flow Builder, add an Action element to your flow. In the New Action window, search for Create Catalog Request Event, and then select Create Catalog Request Event.
Use values from earlier in the flow to set the inputs for the action.
| field | description |
|---|---|
| Service Process Definition Request | Required. An Apex SvcProcess_ServiceProcessDefinitionRequest record
that contains the service process request details. |
| field | description |
|---|---|
| Request Outcome Number | The request identifier for the service catalog request record that was created. |
| Service Request Creation Result | An Apex ServiceRequestCreationResult record that contains the status,
error messages, request ID, process type, and process type ID for the service catalog
request that was created. Available only when using Unified Catalog. |
The action rejects an update when only Process Type ID or Allows Update is set. Provide both values to update a request when setting up the service process definition request.

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