Help your contact center
agents (CCAs) to search for and launch service processes instantly through Action Launcher.
Service processes use OmniScripts and flows to provide a smooth and effortless customer service
experience to CCAs.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Starter, Professional, Enterprise, and
Unlimited Editions with the required
add-ons
User Permissions Needed
To give users access to Action Launcher:
Industry Service Excellence permission set
To give users access to service processes:
Manage Product Catalog
Edit a record page in Lightning App Builder.
Drag the Action Launcher component onto the page.
Tip We recommend that you add the component to the
top-center area of the page to make the component easily accessible.
Note You can add the component to the Lightning console and to the
standard navigation pages for most objects. For more information about supported
objects, see Lightning Flow for Service Developer Guide
(English only).
To specify the service processes that users can find and initiate from Action Launcher,
in the component properties pane, select Service catalog or
Unified catalog from the Action Launcher Configuration
dropdown.
To create a service process using Service Process Studio, see Service Process Studio. If you create a service
process using Unified Catalog, see Unified Catalog.
Select a catalog that contains service processes.
To create a service catalog using Product Catalog Management, see Create a Catalog. When you create a catalog,
choose Service Process as the catalog type. If you selected Unified Catalog in the
previous step, select a catalog created by using Unified Catalog.
Select an expression set.
An expression set comprises the rules that govern whether a contact center agent has
access to a service process or not. To create an expression set, see Expression Sets.
To customize the Action Launcher title, add languages for translation.
Create a custom label and specify the translation information for the supported
languages.
To create a custom label and to translate it, see Custom Labels.
Enter a custom title in the {!$Label.customLabelName} format in the Action Launcher Title
box.
Save your changes, and then activate your page, if necessary.
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