Set Up Dynamic Revenue Orchestrator for Communications Cloud
To automate order submissions and streamline order fulfillment by invoking Dynamic
Revenue Orchestrator with a record-triggered flow, integrate Dynamic Revenue Orchestrator with
Revenue Cloud for Communications. This coordination across multiple systems helps accelerate the
launch of new products by using reusable orchestration models.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with
Revenue Cloud for Communications
User Permissions Needed
To invoke Dynamic Revenue Orchestrator:
DRO Admin User
AND
Fulfillment Designer
AND
Fulfillment
Manager/Operator
AND
Submit Transactions and Fulfillment
User
AND
Submit Transaction User
Invoke Dynamic Revenue Orchestrator by Using Record Based Triggered Flow
Invoke Dynamic Revenue Orchestrator when a record is created or updated. Create a
record-triggered flow to automate the fulfillment of assets for orders. When the record is
created or updated, the flow creates a service account and submits the order for
fulfillment.
To create a service account by using an invocable action, click before the submit order invocable action.
Select Actions and then select Create Service Accounts
for Order invocable action.
Enter label and API name for the invocable action.
Select Prior Values of Triggering Order > Order
ID as the order ID.
Save and activate your flow.
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