Attachments in Remedyforce
In Remedyforce you can upload files from Salesforce Files or Attachment object depending on the administration settings.
Note
You can attach up to 2 GB file size through Salesforce Files object and up to 25 MB file size through Attachment object.
The following table provides information about the attachments uploaded through Salesforce Files and Attachment upload objects and the size limit for the attachments:
Note
While sending an email from Activity Feed, if you attach multiple files having individual sizes more than 3 MB but less than 25 MB, then Salesforce converts those into respective HTML links. However, files lesser than 3 MB will remain as attachments.
Default upload objects for different organizations
Considerations
- For upgrade customers, by default Attachment object is available. However, the customer can select Salesforce Files object to upload files up to 2 GB.
- For more information, see
Enabling uploading of attachments as Salesforce Files
- For new customers, by default Salesforce Files object is available. However, the customer can select Attachment object to upload attachments.
- The attachment size cannot exceed 25 MB.
- Remedyforce will support the Salesforce Files object for attaching files up to 2 GB in the Lightning Experience and Salesforce Classic. However, Remedyforce will continue to support the Attachment object for Classic version and a mix of both File and Attachment objects as required by some organizations.
- Lightning Web Components (LWCs) such as Submit Ticket do not support attachments. Files uploaded to LWCs are saved as Salesforce files. LWCs display only Salesforce files.
- The Salesforce Files object is not supported in Self Service 2.0.
As a best practice, administrators can configure file upload and download security settings to ensure secured storage and handling of attachments. For more information, see Salesforce help
Related topics
Activity feed in the Remedyforce Console
General settings for Remedyforce
Performing actions on incidents
Performing actions on service requests
Performing actions on problems
Performing actions on change requests
Performing actions on releases
Supported Salesforce platform versions, user types, and licenses
Configuring Self Service on Salesforce Mobile App
Configuring BMC Remedyforce Chat
Creating an incident from a client chat
Resolving your issues by using BMC Remedyforce Chat
General settings for Self Service
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