When the status of a disputed transaction is changed to Settled, a work item is created
on the dispute item record page. The dispute case owner can act on the work item and complete the
work.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Unlimited Edition where Financial Services Cloud is
enabled
User Permissions Needed
To send a dispute item closure email:
Prompt Template User
AND
Transaction Dispute Management AI
AND
Financial Services Cloud Extension OR FSC Service
Go to the record page of the dispute item whose status is updated to Settled.
In the work guide component, click Open Email Composer.
The To field is automatically populated with the name of the customer who submitted the
dispute request. The Related To field is automatically populated with the ID of the dispute
record that the dispute request was submitted for.
Click Draft with Einstein, and then select the dispute-related
prompt template.
If you use a prebuilt email prompt template, then under Standard, select
Transaction Dispute Request Closure Email. If you use a customized
template, then under Custom, select the customized prompt template.
The request is sent
to a Large Language Model (LLM). Wait for the LLM to generate the draft response.
Review the generated email subject and body, and if necessary, edit the response before you
send the email.
Send the email.
To close the work item, click Finish.
Important This tool uses generative AI, which is known to include inaccurate or
harmful responses. Before sharing externally, review the output for accuracy and safety. You
assume responsibility for the output when sharing.
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