Playbook record generator
As a playbook author, enable agents or fulfillers to create a record for a playbook run without needing to leave the playbook.
Playbooks are triggered when a record is created or updated. Add a record generator to a playbook in Workflow Studio to enable agents and fulfillers to create the record during a playbook run, instead of navigating outside of the playbook to create the record. Then, configure your workspace or UI Builder page to display the record generator playbook experience component in place of the standard new record form when an agent or fulfiller opens a new record tab.
When a playbook author adds a record generator to a playbook in Workflow Studio, a record generator activity is inserted as the first step of the playbook. The record generator activity contains a new record form. When an agent or fulfiller submits the form, the playbook refreshes, and guides the agent or fulfiller through the rest of the record creation. If no playbook is running after the new record form is submitted, then the playbook will manually trigger whichever playbook was shown to the agent or fulfiller before the record was created.
In Workflow Studio, playbook authors can specify the name of the record generator activity, the form view, and the playbook shown to the agent or fulfiller before the record is created. Playbook authors can also optionally configure the declarative action used to submit the form.
Setup playbook record generators
Use the playbook record generator to display a process before a record is created.
Before you begin
Role required: playbook admin
About this task
For some table that I want to trigger a playbook from, I want to provide a form that an agent or fulfiller fills out, which creates a record. Use playbook record generators to create records using a playbook. Agents no longer need to create records before running a playbook.
Procedure
What to do next
You can override the Continue button associated with playbook record generator with your own custom conditions, label, and coloring by creating a new declarative action. Use the same name as the declarative action associated with the global playbook experience and associate it with your custom playbook experience. For more information, see .