Configure Action Buttons on the Inquiry Record Page
Help your users handle medical inquiries in an efficient and timely manner by
customizing the target action of the New and Edit buttons on the Inquiry record page. This setup
configures a multi-object Lightning component that enables users to manage both inquiry and case
records in one go.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Life
Sciences Cloud, Life Sciences Cloud for Customer Engagement Add-on license, and the
Life Sciences Customer Engagement managed package.
User Permissions Needed
To configure action buttons:
Life Sciences Commercial Admin permission set
Note If users have Delete access to the Inquiry object, they can use Edit and Delete actions on
both the iPad and web for an Inquiry record in Draft status. To add the Delete action to the
Inquiry page, go to Lightning App Builder in Setup. Select the Lightning record page for the
relevant profile and record type, and click Edit. Select the Highlights
Panel, and then click Add Action. Search for the
Delete standard action, click Done to add it to
the page, and save your changes.
From Setup, open the Object Manager, and go to the Inquiry object.
Click Buttons, Links, and Actions.
For the New label, click , and then click Edit.
Under Lightning Experience Override, select Lightning component, and
then select lsc4ce: MultiEntityCreateOverride.
If the Inquiry object has multiple record types, select Skip record type
selection page.
Save your changes.
On the Buttons, Links, and Actions page, for the Edit label, click , and then click Edit.
Under Lightning Experience Override, select Lightning component, and
then select lsc4ce:MultiEntityEditOverride.
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