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How Multi-Object Components Work
With the multi-object Lightning components included with Life Sciences Customer Engagement, users can create, edit, and view records that include fields from multiple objects on a single page.
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. |
Multi-Object Lightning Components
The Life Sciences Cloud for Customer Engagement managed package includes these Lightning components that support multi-object layouts.
- The MultiEntityCreateOverride component overrides the New action so users can populate fields and create multiple records at once.
- The MultiEntityEditOverride component overrides the Edit action so users can update fields from multiple records at once.
- The Multi-Object Record View component shows the details from related objects on a single Lightning record page.
Supported Objects
The account object supports these components to include fields from the healthcare provider object. To override the New button on the account object, use the Search Before Create component. See Configure Search Before Account Creation.
- MultiEntityEditOverride
- Multi-Object Record View
The inquiry object supports these components to include fields from the case object.
- MultiEntityCreateOverride
- MultiEntityEditOverride
- Multi-Object Record View
The visit object supports these components to include fields from the provider visit object. These components are also supported on the provider visit object to show visit fields.
- MultiEntityEditOverride
- Multi-Object Record View
Considerations
When you set up multi-object components, keep these considerations in mind.
- Multi-object components are available only for supported objects.
- Multi-object components support objects with multiple object types, picklist assignments, and picklist field dependencies.
- Inline editing isn’t supported on record detail pages that include a multi-object component.
- When users create records with a multi-object component, if one record has an error, no new records are created.
- When users create or edit records using a multi-object component, validation rules and errors appear at the top of the page rather than inline.
- The details that appear in each component depend on the existing parent records and related records.

