Set Up Agentforce for Provider Network Search and Queries
Configure Agentforce so that members can search for in-network providers from
self-service portals. Agentforce for Provider Network Search and Queries helps members check check
if provides are covered under their health plan, if these pe and more.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health Cloud,
Agentforce for Health Cloud, and Data Cloud add-on licenses
Enable Einstein from Einstein Setup and then, Einstein for Health Cloud.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Einstein Setup and then
select Einstein Setup.
Enable the Turn on Einstein setting.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Health Cloud and then
select Health Cloud.
Enable the Einstein for Health Cloud setting.
Create an agent based on the Agentforce Service Agent
template and add the Provider Network Search and Queries subagent to the agent you
created.
Select the named credential generated after the MuleSoft Direct Integration setup. This
credential is used by the agent to call the deployed prebuilt integration, ensuring secure data
exchange.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Health Engagement
Settings and then select Health Engagement
Settings.
In the Patient and Member Self-Service setup tab, expand Agentforce for
Provider Network and Queries.
Click Select Named Credentials next to the Select Named
Credentials for Provider Network and Queries step.
Select the appropriate named credential.
Save your changes.
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