Preview, Activate, and Deploy a Discovery Framework Omniscript Form
Preview your Omniscript to make sure that it works as expected. Then activate it and
make it available on Lightning pages, in custom Lightning web components, and on Experience Cloud
sites.
The record ID helps identify the object to which the assessment record is to be
related.
Note If you provide an assessment ID as the Context ID, then the responses
to the assessment are stored against that assessment ID.
A standalone assessment
record that’s not related to any object is created if:
You don’t provide a context ID.
If the record ID that's referenced in the context ID has more than one
lookup.
Preview the form with test data and on different devices as required.
When you’re satifisied that the Omniscript works expected, click Activate
Version.
Note For the Save-Responses remote action, in the Omniscript Data JSON, the OmniProcess ID
value is required. Before you activate and deploy the form, make sure that you have passed the
omniProcessId value in the Save-Responses Remote Action from the Data JSON.
Activating the Omniscript generates a Lightning web component that you can publish on
a Lightning page or an Experience Cloud site. The responses to an assessment, depending on the
data type, are stored in an appropriate data type column on the Assessment Question Response
object. On the assessment record page, click the Related tab. View the
responses in the Assessment Question Responses related list.
If an error occurs during
the deployment process, the Omniscript deactivates.
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