Configure an event handler with Now Assist

  • Release version: Yokohama
  • Updated June 16, 2026
  • 1 minute to read

    • Use Now Assist in UI Builder to simplify the configuration of event handlers. At present, you can configure the following event handlers using Now Assist in UI Builder: Open page or URL, open or close modals, and viewport load requested.

    Before you begin

    Install Creator Pro Plus, which includes the UI generation plugin.

    Activate the Event handler generation skill from the Now Assist Admin.

    Role required: ui_builder_admin, and now.assist.creator

    Procedure

    1. Navigate to All > Now Experience Framework > UI Builder.
    2. Open an experience to work in or create an experience by selecting Create > Experience.
      For more information, see Configure how users interact with your applications in UI Builder.
    3. Open or create a page.
      For more information about how to create a page in UI Builder, see Create a page in UI Builder.
    4. Add a component to your page, such as a button.
      For more information about adding components to a page, see Add and configure components.
    5. To add an event handler to your component's event, go to the configuration panel and select Events.
      An event handler lets you assign an event to a component. For example, if you add a button component to your page, you want it to perform an action when a user selects it.
    6. In the event handler, select Open page or URL and select Continue.
      The Open page or URL event handler was previously called Link to destination.
    7. In the Configure section, select Get Started.
    8. In the Generate configuration with Now Assist field, enter a prompt for the action you want to perform (for example, open a specific website) or select an option from the available prompts.
      Enter the action you want to perform or select an option from the dynamic prompts.
    9. Select the right arrow icon.
      The prompt is sent to the LLM, which processes the request and provides a response that configures the event handler.
    10. Either reject the configurations, or accept and edit the configurations.
    11. After you review the changes, select Add.
    12. Test the event by selecting Preview in the header and trigger the action.

    Result

    The event handler configurations are updated.