A preprocessor represents business logic that must be run before creating a case for
a service process request. For example, business logic for a checkbook request rejects a new
request if there's an active request pending.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in:
all
editions with the
Industry Service Excellence licenses
Developers can create an Apex Class to implement the business logic required for a
service process. Build this Apex class by implementing the
ServiceProcessRequestPreProcessor Interface to ensure that they’re visible in the
Service Process Studio to associate with a service process definition.
Also, as an admin, ensure that you associate this Apex Class to the required service
process definition in the Service Process Studio so that the Service Catalog Request
Connect API invokes this Apex class automatically when a case is created for the
relevant service process request. The following example illustrates associating an Apex
Class with a service process definition in the Service process Studio.
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