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How to create  catalog item via inbound email When I receive the notification, we have to submit req

mania
Tera Contributor

Hi,

 

How to create  catalog item via inbound email When I receive the notification, we have to submit a ticket with this cat item. 

 

How to do it, can anyone help on this. It will be helpful.

 

Thanks in Advance!

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Hello @mania ,

 

Please check the email logs whether you have received the email logs or not.

 

In the flow properties, set Run as "System"

Please share snapshot of flow.

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Hi @mania 

 

Did your flow got triggered if your trigger conditions are correct ? Also, is your flow activated ?

 

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Amit Verma


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mania
Tera Contributor

@Amit Verma 

I have tried in different way like I have created one inbound email action but I received mail to instance but not created new sc_request record.

Can you help on this. It will be helpful.

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Thanks!

Mania

 

 

@mania 

 

I can see that you have an error in your script. Can you replace 

 

 

var cart = new Cart(carId);

 

 

to 

var cart = new Cart(cartId);

 and try again. Moreover, using a flow will be more efficient way to handle this. If you could share some screenshots of your flow, we could help your further.

 

Thanks & Regards

Amit Verma


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