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Service Process Templates
Start with predefined service processes and their associated data, metadata, and dependencies instead of building them from scratch.
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Start with predefined service processes and their associated data, metadata, and dependencies instead of building them from scratch.
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Unified Catalog automatically filters the Template Library based on the user’s license type. Service designers can preview a template, review its details, and install one or more templates.
Each template includes a service process and its associated data, metadata, and dependencies. After installation, configure the generated service process for your org’s requirements.
Install a template individually when you want to review and configure one service process. Some templates require additional configuration through a wizard based on the associated flow connector. For these templates, use an existing flow connector or create one during installation.
To create multiple service processes, install templates in bulk. Templates that require additional configuration aren’t available for bulk installation and must be installed individually.
After installation, use the Installation History to monitor progress, review errors, retry failed installations, and access the generated service processes.

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