To connect the SvcCatalogItemDefinitionID field to your Fee Reversal service process,
update the start element in the cloned Fee Reversal Salesforce Flow. When a case is created, a
Service Catalog Request is created. Adding your Fee Reversal service process API name triggers the
flow only for fee reversal based on the Service Catalog Requests.
Required Editions
User Permissions Needed
To set up Fee Reversal service process:
Industries Service Process, Industry Service Excellence, and OmniStudio
Case
and Service Catalog Request objects Read, Create, Edit, Delete, View All
Records
AND
Financial Services Cloud
Extension
OR
Financial Services Cloud Basic
OR
Financial
Services Cloud Standard
To use Fee Reversal service process:
Industries Service Process, Industry Service Excellence, and OmniStudio
Case, and
Service Catalog Request Items objects: Read, Create, Edit, Delete
AND
Financial
Services Cloud Extension
OR
Financial Services Cloud
Basic
OR
Financial Services Cloud Standard
Note Configure your OmniStudio permissions for users.
In Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Flow, and then click
Flow.
Click the cloned Fee Reversal flow orchestration.
Click the Record-Triggered Orchestration Start element, then click
Edit.
In Condition Requirements, select All Conditions Are Met
(AND).
In Field, select SvcCatalogItemDefinitionId.
In Operator, select Equals.
In Value, enter the value of your Service Process Definition ID from the Create a Fee
Reversal Service Process topic.
Save and activate the Fee Reversal Flow Orchestration.
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