Configure and Use Link Fields in Location or Subscriber Tables (Managed Package)
To help users go directly to relevant internal or external pages from within the
Location or Subscriber tables in Enterprise Sales Management, add columns to the tables that show
clickable URLs. The configuration involves creating a custom URL field and adding it to the
relevant integration procedure, with a specific step name that varies for Classic and Guided
journeys.
Required Editions
This feature is part of the Communications Cloud managed package.
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
Populate the link fields considering these data entry and usage details.
When you add records (via inline editing or CSV upload), enter the complete URL into your
custom link field for the link to function correctly. Including the protocol (for example,
https://) is recommended.
After you save the field, it shows the URL as a clickable link in the table.
Important You can't edit the URL by clicking the link within the table. To update
a URL entered via inline editing, delete the member record and add it again with the correct
URL.
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