Gets product requests and custom attributes associated with a specified submission. This
action is used in the fulfillment flow of the service process to retrieve values from attributes
and related products on the Attributes & Products tab.
In Flow Builder, add an Action element to your flow. In the New Action window, search
for your service process name or Service Process Details, and then select
the Get Service Process Details action for the service process you want.
The action name in the catalog can include the service process name and product ID.
This
is a dynamic action that generates one unique action per Service Process (Product2 record). The
resulting action names follow the format: {ServiceProcessName}-{ProductId18}.
Set Input Values
Use values from earlier in the flow to set the inputs for the action.
field
description
Process Type ID
Required. The ID of the Case, Incident, or Service Request record associated with the
service process.
Store Output Values
Each attribute defined for the service process appears as its own output parameter. The label and
API name of each output match the attribute configuration for that service process.
field
description
Related Product Requests
The collection of related product requests associated with the service request. Each
item includes identifiers and names for the related product request, parent catalog request,
and related child product.
Usage
This action is a utility action intended for use in the fulfillment flow of the service
process. Use it to fetch the values of custom attributes and details of related products added
in the product request section on the Attributes & Products tab.
Limitations
This action is limited to usage within a flow. It can’t be invoked through other methods such
as Apex, REST API, Agentforce, Prompt Studio, or Einstein Bots. While actions can typically be
invoked through frameworks such as InvocableActionService, this specific action is restricted to
flows.
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