Show an Appointment List with Modify and Cancel Actions
Make it convenient for schedulers to modify and cancel appointments by showing the list
of existing appointments on the console. From the appointment list, users can click the Modify
Appointment action to change appointment details such as the date, time, provider, and asset.
Users can also click the Cancel Appointment action to cancel individual appointments.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health
Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To edit Lightning pages:
Customize Application
If an appointment was booked along with other appointments in a multi-step process, the
scheduler can view the overall context and modify subsequent appointments in the series.
If you use Salesforce Scheduler, make sure the Service Appointment page doesn’t include the
Modify Service Appointment action. This Salesforce Scheduler action isn’t compatible with the
Modify Appointment action for Intelligent Appointment Management. To remove Salesforce
Scheduler's Modify Appointment action, go to the Service Appointment object and select the
Service Appointment Layout. Then, in the Salesforce Mobile and Lightning Experience Actions
section, click override the predefined actions and drag the Modify Appointment action back to
the Mobile &Lightning Actions section in the palette.
Open a page with the Intelligent Appointment Management component, such as a person
account, clinical service request, or task page. Click the Setup icon, and then select
Edit page.
Click the tab used for appointment scheduling, and then click the Healthcare Appointment
Scheduler component.
Select Show appointments list. The component shows the Appointments
List tab.
Save your changes.
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