Configure the Collect Energy Use Data flow template to collect energy use data across
distributed stakeholders. Customize the template according to your business needs and add the flow
to Lightning pages.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance,
Unlimited, and Developer Editions
User Permissions Needed
To view setup pages:
View Setup and Configuration
To run a flow:
Run Flows
To copy and customize a flow:
Manage Flows
Note Upload individual energy use records by using the Collect Energy Use Data flow component.
Upload bulk energy use records by using CSV Data Management for Industries.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Flows, and then select
Flows.
Click New Flow.
Select Use a Template.
In the list of templates, select Collect Energy Use Data, and click
Create.
To customize the flow according to your business requirements, select an element and click
Edit Element.
Some customization possibilities include adding or removing energy use types, fields for
each energy use type, and instructional text. See Build a Flow.
Save your changes.
Enter the information for Flow Label, Flow API Name, and Description, and save your
changes.
Grant object permissions to users to create energy use records.
The permission sets Net Zero Cloud Light and
Net Zero Cloud
Manager simplify granting object permissions. You can assign these sets to users
or use them as a reference guide for granting object permissions. See Troubleshoot Object and Record Access
Issues.
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