Use Action Plans to automate repeatable task sequences for process type objects created
through Unified Catalog. By linking an action plan template to a service process, you ensure that
every service request triggers a clear task list. The responsible team receives pre-assigned list
of tasks with defined deadlines.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer editions with
Unified Catalog and Action Plans.
Select the Case, Incident, or Service Request record you want to associate with an action
plan.
On the record page, locate the Action Plans component and click New
Plan.
On the New Action Plan page, specify a name and set the start date for the plan.
From the Action Plan Template field, search for and select the template that matches the
current request.
Click Next and review the tasks associated with the action plan and
save the plan.
The View Task List section under Action Plans now lists all the tasks for
fulfillment.
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