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@Chirashri Jagannatha Sapaliga

 Because you don't have a Developer Edition Org with the special configuration provided above. In the Superbadge prework notes, check below and use the URL they provided to create a special edition org for your Superbadge.  

Hii @AKSHAY SANJEEV Salesforce Screen Flows don’t support built-in pagination

for Data Table components out of the box (as of now). So if you're dealing with large datasets, showing everything in one screen isn’t ideal and can even slow things down or hit limits.  

You can simulate pagination by:

• Creating a counter variable (e.g., CurrentPage).
• Using Assignments and Decision elements to slice your full collection into smaller.
•  chunks (e.g., 10 records per page).
• Display that "paged" chunk in the Data Table.
• Add "Next" and "Previous" buttons to navigate pages by changing the counter and reloading a different set of records.

If you're working with a lot of records and need real pagination, a Lightning Web Component (LWC) embedded inside a Flow (via a Screen component) is a much better option. LWCs support full control over data loading, pagination, and performance.

Beides ist möglich.

Hi, @Bheemanagouda G

If the Challenge page shows that the Challenge is completed, you can proceed.

Make sure you are using a Gmail account.

Usually, the email arrives within 2-5 minutes, but sometimes the wait can extend to several hours. There’s nothing you can do about that.

In the meantime, you can work on other Trailhead modules, and once the email confirming the creation of the Salesforce Org arrives, you can return to this Challenge.

However, the wait time should not exceed 24 hours. 

Sincerely, 

Mykhailo Vdovychenko 

Bringing Cloud Excellence with IBVCLOUD OÜ

i am not getting the option to select when i click on unified link 1 while choose the value for data space as default

Hi, 

They do not have Modify All permission on the object.

Hi @Michal Chinkis

While Agentforce doesn’t have a built-in feature for routing between agents dynamically, it is possible to achieve this through custom solutions. Here's how it can be done:

1. Custom Routing Logic: You can create a custom flow that allows users to choose which agent they want to speak with. Once the user selects the agent (e.g., from a dropdown or button), you can use backend logic to reassign the user to the new agent.
2. Queues and Assignment Rules: You could set up different queues for each agent and route users to these queues based on their selection. This would require some Apex or API integration to manage the assignment process.
3. Custom Chat Interface (LWC): A custom Lightning Web Component (LWC) could provide a seamless interface for the user to select the agent they want to chat with. Upon selecting, backend logic could reassign the chat session.

Considerations:

• Ensure the session is maintained and there’s no loss of context when switching agents.
• Use notifications to alert the new agent when they are assigned to the chat.