Creating an onboarding case with Playbooks for Portals
Whether you're a contact or a consumer, you can create an onboarding case with a case type that is based on the issue or request in either the Customer Service Portal or Consumer Service Portal.
Playbooks for Portals overview
With Playbooks for Portals, you get a clear roadmap where you can see your progress in the submission process and in the remaining steps that you have left to complete. If needed, you can easily navigate back to a previous step. To expedite the process, you’re presented with the options and input controls so that you can quickly and accurately input your information. Additionally, you can save an application or form that is not yet ready for submission so that you can resume work on it later. After saving the case, you can access the playbook through the case lists and find your saved drafts in the case list view on the My Draft Cases tab.
These playbooks are designed to guide you through the steps of the intake process. Within the playbooks, you can locate the tasks that are assigned to the case, view all ongoing activities with the associated actions, and do the actions on the assigned tasks. The activity stream for the case playbook enables you to track your progress. If it's available, you can also see the related information about the case.
Navigating the catalog to create an onboarding request
You can navigate the catalog to create a new onboarding request from the Customer or Consumer Service Portals. For detailed steps, see Create an onboarding request from the service catalog.
Workflow steps
- Enters the basic information about themselves in a catalog item on one of the portals to open a new case.
- Adds the details about their application.
- Uploads the required documents that are needed to process their application.
- Reviews and edits all the data before submitting the application.
- Saves all changes and submits the case.
When the customer submits the case, the status of the case changes from Draft to New.
The following diagram shows how a customer creates a case.