Salesforce Service Cloud steps

Flow Designer has a number of built-in steps to help you integrate Salesforce Service Cloud into your event management and incident response flows.

The following steps for Salesforce Cases are available:

  • Add Case Comment: automatically add a comment to a case, including information from the event or previous steps in the flow, either as an internal comment or as a published comment visible to the customer.
  • Create Case: automatically create a new case in Salesforce Service Cloud, populating it with information from the event or previous steps in the flow.
  • Update Case: automatically update an existing case as information about the event changes.

The following steps for Salesforce Records are available:

To use these steps, you need a Salesforce endpoint configured in xMatters. You can use an existing endpoint or create one when you add a step to your flow.

Add Case Comment

Use the Add Case Comment step to automatically add a comment to a case, either as an internal comment or a published comment visible to the customer. Map outputs from previous steps to the inputs; at runtime, the values in the inputs are used to determine the case to update and the comment to add.

Create Case

Use the Create Case step to automatically create a new case. Map outputs from previous steps to the inputs to complete the case record.

Update Case

Use the Update Case step to automatically update the information in an existing incident. Map outputs of previous steps to the inputs to determine which case to update and how to change the record details.

Create Record

Use the Create Record step to create a new record in Salesforce. Map Salesforce object values to your custom inputs. Certain values must match the case-sensitive options for a setting (for example, myname instead of MyName). For other settings, Salesforce accepts values the user interface doesn't display, so the field appears blank. At runtime, the values in the inputs are used to fill in the record.

Get Record

Use the Get Record step to find an existing Salesforce record using its unique Record ID. You can then specify which Salesforce fields to add as step outputs for steps further in the flow.

Update Record

Use the Update Record step update an existing Salesforce record. Map Salesforce object values to your custom inputs. Certain values must match the case-sensitive options for a setting (for example, myname instead of MyName). For other settings, Salesforce accepts values the user interface doesn't display, so the field appears blank.At runtime, the value in the default input is used to determine the record to update.