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Lightning Lookups provide a one stop shop for quickly storing and displaying the contents of a CleanSuite response. These lookups can be mapped in the [[Salesforce:Getting Started with Lightning Components|Getting Started with Lightning Components]] page to provide a clear view of the CleanSuite process. | Lightning Lookups provide a one stop shop for quickly storing and displaying the contents of a CleanSuite response. These lookups can be mapped in the [[Salesforce:Getting Started with Lightning Components|Getting Started with Lightning Components]] page to provide a clear view of the CleanSuite process. |
Revision as of 23:43, 9 March 2020
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Lightning Lookups provide a one stop shop for quickly storing and displaying the contents of a CleanSuite response. These lookups can be mapped in the Getting Started with Lightning Components page to provide a clear view of the CleanSuite process.
Setup
- Start by navigating into Salesforce Setup, then head into the Object Manager and select the object you wish to add a Lightning Lookup to.
- Select Fields & Relationships and click New
- Select Lookup Relationship and click Next
- Select the service you wish to get results from in the Related To drop-down. For instance, if you want the personator results, you would choose
MD_personatorResponse
and click Next - Choose a Field Name and description if desired. Verify all settings are correct and click Next
- Set security settings as required and click Next
- Set page layouts as desired and click Next
- Set lists as desired and click Save
- Congratulations! You now successfully added a CleanSuite Response Field! Now navigate to the Clean Suite Advanced Mappings tab to make use of the new field.
- Select a previous mapping or create a new one using the Getting Started with Lightning Components guide.
- Click the [Object] Lookup Field and select your new custom created Lookup Field.








Best Practices
- Make sure that the Lookup Field and Mapping use the same Clean Suite Service. For instance, a Personator Lookup should be mapped on a Personator Mapping.
- Salesforce Objects can have multiple CleanSuite lookups mapped to them. For instance, you may have Global Email, Global Phone, and Personator Lookups all mapped to the
Contact
object. - Lookups can be used to store results without overwriting them. Instead of choosing the Input field as your Output, you can output all results to a lookup. This way your data will never be modified by CleanSuite.