Create a Dataset Link to Map Order Fields (Example)
In this example, a decision table is already created to determine the discount
percentage for orders. Next, create a dataset link to map the Order and Product object fields with
the decision table input fields. The mapping informs the decision table of the Order and Product
field values that must be evaluated to decide the discounts.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions with Loyalty Management
or Rebate Management
User Permissions Needed
To create, edit, and activate a decision table:
System Administrator profile
Note Decision tables are also available as part of Business Rules
Engine. If your org has Business Rules Engine enabled, see Decision Tables for Business Rules Engine.
The admin selects the object fields whose values are to be evaluated by the decision
table.
Open the Decide Discount Percentage for Orders decision table.
On the Dataset Links card, click New.
Name the dataset link as Evaluate Order and Product Field Values and complete these
fields.
Decision Table Field
Source Object
Source Object Field
Maximum Quantity
Order
Order Quantity
Minimum Quantity
Order
Order Quantity
Product Name
Product
Product Name
Save your work.
Design a flow that invokes the decision table and provides discount percentages for
products. The flow also updates the Product records with the discount percentage.
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