When there’s a large set of data attributes to define for a service process, you can
create sections and group the related data attributes within these sections. You can also reorder
sections and move the data attributes from one section to another.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in:
all
editions with the
Industry Service Excellence licenses
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Service Process Studio, and
then select Service Process Studio.
Edit an existing service process definition or create a service process definition.
From the navigation pane of the Service Process Definition, select Data
Attributes.
To create a section, click New Section.
To edit the section title, click the edit icon next to the section title.
To reorder the sections, click Reorder Sections.
In Reorder Sections window, move the sections as needed and click
Reorder.
To move a data attribute from one section to another, from the action menu of the data
attribute, select Move.
In Move Attribute window, select the target section to which you
need the data attribute to be moved and click Move.
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