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Create a Context Definition for Health Cloud Objects

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Create a Context Definition for Health Cloud Objects

Use Context Definition nodes and attributes to create a context definition for the Health Cloud objects and fields. Then, map the nodes with the corresponding objects, and map the attributes with the corresponding fields.

Required Editions

Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions for clouds that have Context Service enabled
User Permissions Needed
To load, view, edit, and delete context definitions: Context Service Admin
  1. From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Context Service, and then select Context Definitions.
  2. Click New.
  3. Add these details.
    1. Enter Get_MemberPlan_Details as the name.
    2. In Effective From, enter [Current Date and Time].
    3. In Time to Live, enter 10 as the duration, and select Minute as the unit.
    4. Click Next.
  4. Configure a structure to define nodes and the relationship between the nodes.
    1. In Add Node, enter MemberPlan.
    2. Click Add Child Node Icon beside the MemberPlan node to add a child node. Enter CoverageBenefit.
    3. Click Add Child Node Icon beside the CoverageBenefit node to add a child node. Enter CoverageBenefitItem.
    Add Nodes
  5. Click Next.

Add Attributes

  1. Click Add Attributes, and enter these attribute details for each node.

    Node: MemberPlan

    Attribute Name Type Data Type
    Status INPUT OUTPUT STRING
    EffectiveFrom INPUT OUTPUT DATE
    EffectiveTo INPUT OUTPUT DATE
    isActive INPUT OUTPUT BOOLEAN
    PlanId INPUT STRING
    Name INPUT STRING
    MemberNumber INPUT STRING

    Child Node: CoverageBenefit

    Attribute Name Type Data Type
    IsActive INPUT OUTPUT BOOLEAN
    CoverageType INPUT OUTPUT STRING
    BenefitPeriodEndDate INPUT OUTPUT DATE
    BenefitPeriodStartDate INPUT OUTPUT DATE
    Name INPUT OUTPUT STRING
    MemberPlanId INPUT OUTPUT STRING
    MemberId INPUT OUTPUT STRING

    Child Node: CoverageBenefitItem

    Attribute Name Type Data Type
    ServiceTypeCode INPUT OUTPUT STRING
    Name INPUT OUTPUT STRING
    ServiceType INPUT OUTPUT STRING
    IsPreauthorizationRequired INPUT OUTPUT BOOLEAN
    Cost INPUT STRING
  2. Click Next.

Add Tags

  1. Click Add Tags beside the MemberPlan node. Enter MemberPlan, and click Done.
  2. Similarly, click Add Tags beside each of these attributes and enter the corresponding tag names. Click Done after you add each tag.

    Node: MemberPlan

    Attribute Name Tag name
    Status PlanStatus
    EffectiveFrom EffectiveDateFrom
    EffectiveTo EffectiveDateTo
    isActive IsMemberPlanActive
    PlanId PlanId
    Name MemberName
    MemberNumber MemberNumber

    Child Node: CoverageBenefit

    Attribute Name Tag name
    CoverageBenefit CoverageBenefit
    IsActive IsCoverageBenefitActive
    CoverageType CoverageType
    BenefitPeriodEndDate BenefitPeriodEndDate
    BenefitPeriodStartDate BenefitPeriodStartDate
    Name CoverageBenefitName
    MemberPlanId MemberPlanId
    MemberId MemberId
    ParentReference Plan

    Child Node: CoverageBenefitItem

    Attribute Name Tag name
    CoverageBenefitItem CoverageBenefitItem
    ParentReference CB
    ServiceTypeCode ServiceTypeCode
    Name CoverageBenefitItemName
    ServiceType ServiceType
    IsPreauthorizationRequired IsPreauthorizationRequired
    Cost Cost
  3. Save your changes.

Add Context Mapping

  1. Click the Get_MemberPlan_Details context definition to open it.
  2. Click the Map Data tab.
  3. Click Add Mapping.
  4. Enter Map1 as the name of the mapping.
  5. Select Mark as Default.
  6. Click Next.
  7. In Mapping Intent, select Association, Hydration, Persistence, and Translation.
    Add Context Mapping
  8. Click Map.
  9. On the Context Mapping builder page, click Select Data Source.
  10. In the Select an object search field, enter Member Plan, and select the Member Plan object from the dropdown.
    Select Data Sources
  11. Similarly, find and select the Coverage Benefit and Coverage Benefit Item objects.
  12. To select each object and add them to the map, click Add Icon.
    Select Data Source Objects
  13. Click Done.
  14. In the Structure: Get_MemberPlan_Details section, click Node Connect Icon beside the MemberPlan node. Then, click Node Connect Icon beside the MemberPlan object under the Connect Objects section and connect the node and object.
    Note
    Note Map the Nodes first before you map the attributes under each node.
  15. Click Expand Iconbeside Unmapped under MemberPlan in both the Structure and Connect Objects sections to show all the attributes and fields, respectively.
  16. Click Node Connect Icon beside the MemberNumber attribute in the Structure section, and then click Node Connect Icon beside the MemberNumber field in the Connect Objects section to connect them.
  17. Similarly, connect all the nodes and attributes in the Structure section with the corresponding objects and fields in the Connect Objects section, respectively.
    Connect Nodes
  18. Save your changes.
  19. Open the Get_MemberPlan_Details context definition.
  20. Click the Map Data tab.
  21. Click the dropdown for the Map1 mapping record, and select Input Mapping.
    Input Mapping
  22. In the MemberPlan node, for isActive, enter isActive in the Input Mapping field.
  23. Save your changes.
  24. On the Custom Definitions tab, click the dropdown for the Get_MemberPlan_Details context definition item, and click Activate.
    Activate Context Definition
 
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