Add Customer Onboarding Button to Action Launcher in Communications Service Console
To help sales reps and customer service reps to quickly onboard a customer from the
Communications Service Console, add the Customer Onboarding button to the Action
Launcher.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
User Permissions Needed
To add the Customer Onboarding button to Action Launcher:
Business Process for Communications
AND
Industry Service
Excellence
AND
Service Console for Communications
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Industry Service
Excellence, and select Deployments.
Click New Deployment, and then click
Next.
Enter Customer Onboarding as the label and API name.
Note You can enter any name for the deployment.
In the Guidance to Show section, select flows, and then click
Next.
Move the Account object to the Selected Objects section, and click
Next.
Select the Customer Onboarding flow, and click
Next.
To add Customer Onboarding flow, click .
Save your changes.
From the App Launcher, find and select Communications Service
Console.
Open any account page.
From the Setup menu, select Edit Page.
The account page opens in the Lightning App Builder.
Drag the Action Launcher component to the record page layout.
Select the Action Launcher deployment that you created.
Save and activate your changes.
On the App Default tab, select Communications Service Console, and
then click Next.
Save your changes.
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