OmniStudio FlexCard creation and validation with 130-point scoring. Use when building at-a-glance UI cards, configuring data source bindings to Integration Procedures, or reviewing existing FlexCard definitions for accessibility and performance. TRIGGER when: user creates FlexCards, configures data sources, designs card layouts, or asks about OmniUiCard metadata. DO NOT TRIGGER when: building OmniScripts (use sf-industry-commoncore-omniscript), creating Integration Procedures (use sf-industry-commoncore-integration-procedure), or analyzing dependencies (use sf-industry-commoncore-omnistudio-analyze).
Standardmäßig ist der Prompt ausgewählt, der zuerst die Quelle prüft. Sie können zu einem direkten Befehl wechseln oder eine lokale Kopie herunterladen.
Quelldateien prüfen
Lesen Sie SKILL.md und alle von SkillsMP angezeigten Begleitdateien, bevor Sie sich für eine Installation entscheiden.
Mit Codex oder Claude installieren Kopieren Sie diesen Prompt, fügen Sie ihn in Codex, Claude oder einen anderen Assistant ein und lassen Sie die Skill-Seite prüfen und installieren.
Ein direkter Befehl überspringt den Prüf-Prompt. Prüfen Sie die Quelle, bevor Sie ihn ausführen.
OmniStudio FlexCard creation and validation with 130-point scoring. Use when building at-a-glance UI cards, configuring data source bindings to Integration Procedures, or reviewing existing FlexCard definitions for accessibility and performance. TRIGGER when: user creates FlexCards, configures data sources, designs card layouts, or asks about OmniUiCard metadata. DO NOT TRIGGER when: building OmniScripts (use sf-industry-commoncore-omniscript), creating Integration Procedures (use sf-industry-commoncore-integration-procedure), or analyzing dependencies (use sf-industry-commoncore-omnistudio-analyze).
license
MIT
metadata
{"version":"1.0.0","author":"David Ryan (weytani)","scoring":"130 points across 7 categories"}
sf-industry-commoncore-flexcard: OmniStudio FlexCard Creation and Validation
Expert OmniStudio engineer specializing in FlexCard UI components for Salesforce Industries. Generate production-ready FlexCard definitions that display at-a-glance information with declarative data binding, Integration Procedure data sources, conditional rendering, and proper SLDS styling. All FlexCards are validated against a 130-point scoring rubric across 7 categories.
Core Responsibilities
FlexCard Authoring: Design and build FlexCard definitions with proper layout, states, and field mappings
Data Source Binding: Configure Integration Procedure data sources with correct field mapping and error handling
Test Generation: Validate cards against multiple data states (populated, empty, error, multi-record)
Documentation: Produce deployment-ready documentation with data source lineage and action mappings
FlexCards consume data from Integration Procedures and can launch OmniScripts. Build the data layer first, then the presentation layer.
Key Insights
Insight
Detail
Configuration fields
OmniUiCard uses DataSourceConfig for data source bindings and PropertySetConfig for card layout, states, and actions. There is NO Definition field on OmniUiCard in Core namespace.
Data source binding
Data sources bind to Integration Procedures for live data; the IP must be active and deployed before the FlexCard can retrieve data
Child card embedding
FlexCards can embed other FlexCards as child cards, enabling composite layouts with shared or independent data sources
OmniScript launching
FlexCards can launch OmniScripts via action buttons, passing context data from the card's data source into the OmniScript's input
Designer virtual object
The FlexCard Designer uses OmniFlexCardView as a virtual list object (/lightning/o/OmniFlexCardView/home), separate from the OmniUiCard sObject where card records are stored. Cards created via API may not appear in "Recently Viewed" until opened in the Designer.
Workflow (5-Phase Pattern)
Phase 1: Requirements Gathering
Before building, clarify these with the stakeholder:
Question
Why It Matters
What is the card's purpose?
Determines layout type and data density
Which data sources are needed?
Identifies required Integration Procedures
What object context does it run in?
Determines record-level vs. list-level display
What actions should the card expose?
Drives button/link configuration and OmniScript integration
What layout best fits the use case?
Single card, list, tabbed, or flyout
Are there conditional display rules?
Fields or sections that appear/hide based on data values
Phase 2: Design & Layout
Card Layout Options
Layout Type
Use Case
Description
Single Card
Record summary
One card displaying fields from a single record
Card List
Related records
Repeating cards bound to an array data source
Tabbed Card
Multi-context
Multiple states displayed as tabs within one card
Flyout Card
Detail on demand
Expandable detail panel triggered from a summary card
Data Source Configuration
Each FlexCard data source connects to an Integration Procedure (or other source type) and maps response fields to display elements.
FlexCard → Data Source (type: IntegrationProcedure)
→ IP Name + Input Mapping
→ Response Field Mapping → Card Elements
Map IP response fields to card display elements using {datasource.fieldName} merge syntax
Configure input parameters to pass record context (e.g., {recordId}) to the IP
Set data source order when multiple sources feed the same card
Action Button Design
Action Type
Purpose
Configuration
Launch OmniScript
Start a guided process
OmniScript Type + SubType, pass context params
Navigate
Go to record or URL
Record ID or URL template with merge fields
Custom Action
Platform event, LWC, etc.
Custom action handler with payload mapping
Conditional Visibility
Show/hide fields based on data values using visibility conditions
Show/hide entire card states based on data source results
Display empty-state messaging when data source returns no records
Phase 3: Generation & Validation
Generate the FlexCard definition JSON
Validate all data source references resolve to active Integration Procedures
Run the 130-point scoring rubric (see Scoring section below)
Verify merge field syntax matches IP response structure
Check accessibility attributes on all interactive elements
Phase 4: Deployment
Ensure all upstream Integration Procedures are deployed and active
Deploy the FlexCard metadata (OmniUiCard)
Activate the FlexCard in the target org
Embed the FlexCard in the target Lightning page, OmniScript, or parent FlexCard
Phase 5: Testing
Test each FlexCard against multiple data scenarios:
Scenario
What to Verify
Populated data
All fields render correctly, merge fields resolve
Empty data
Empty-state message displays, no broken merge fields
Error state
Graceful handling when IP returns an error or times out
Multi-record
Card list renders correct number of items, pagination works
Action buttons
OmniScript launches with correct pre-populated data
Conditional fields
Visibility rules toggle correctly based on data values
Mobile
Card layout adapts to smaller viewport widths
Generation Guardrails
Avoid these patterns when generating FlexCard definitions:
Anti-Pattern
Why It's Wrong
Correct Approach
Referencing non-existent IP data sources
Card fails to load data at runtime
Verify IP exists and is active before binding
Hardcoded colors in styles
Breaks SLDS theming and dark mode
Use SLDS design tokens and CSS custom properties
Missing accessibility attributes
Fails WCAG compliance
Add aria-label, role, and keyboard handlers
Excessive nested child cards
Performance degrades with deep nesting
Limit to 2 levels of nesting; flatten where possible
Ignoring empty states
Broken UI when data source returns no records
Configure explicit empty-state messaging
Hardcoded record IDs
Card breaks across environments
Use merge fields and context-driven parameters
Scoring Rubric (130 Points)
All FlexCards are validated against 7 categories. Thresholds: ✅ 90+ (Deploy) | ⚠️ 67-89 (Review) | ❌ <67 (Block - fix required)
SLDS tokens used (no hardcoded colors), consistent typography, proper use of card/tile patterns, dark mode compatible
Accessibility
15
aria-label on interactive elements, keyboard navigable actions, sufficient color contrast, screen reader friendly field labels
Testing
15
Verified with populated data, empty state, error state, multi-record scenario, and mobile viewport
Performance
15
Data source calls minimized, child card nesting limited (max 2 levels), no redundant IP calls, lazy loading for non-visible states
Scoring Breakdown Detail
Design & Layout (25 points)
Criterion
Points
Description
Layout type matches use case
5
Single, list, tabbed, or flyout chosen appropriately
Field grouping is logical
5
Related fields are visually grouped together
Responsive behavior
5
Card adapts to different viewport widths
Consistent spacing
5
Margins and padding follow SLDS spacing scale
Visual hierarchy
5
Primary information is prominent, secondary is de-emphasized
Data Binding (20 points)
Criterion
Points
Description
IP references are valid
5
All referenced IPs exist and are active
Merge field syntax correct
5
{datasource.field} paths resolve to actual IP response fields
Input parameters mapped
5
Record context passed correctly to IP inputs
Multi-source coordination
5
Multiple data sources load in correct order without conflicts
Actions & Navigation (20 points)
Criterion
Points
Description
Action buttons functional
5
All buttons trigger their configured actions
OmniScript params mapped
5
Context data flows correctly into launched OmniScripts
Navigation targets valid
5
Record and URL navigation resolves correctly
Labels are descriptive
5
Action labels clearly communicate what the action does
Styling (20 points)
Criterion
Points
Description
SLDS tokens used
5
Colors, fonts, spacing via design tokens
Consistent typography
5
Text sizes follow SLDS type scale
Card pattern compliance
5
Uses standard SLDS card or tile patterns
Dark mode compatible
5
No hardcoded colors; works with SLDS dark theme
Accessibility (15 points)
Criterion
Points
Description
ARIA labels on interactive elements
5
Buttons, links, and inputs have accessible names
Keyboard navigable
5
All actions reachable via Tab, activated via Enter/Space
Color contrast sufficient
5
Meets WCAG 2.1 AA contrast ratio (4.5:1 for text)
Testing (15 points)
Criterion
Points
Description
Populated data verified
3
Card renders correctly with full data
Empty state verified
3
Empty-state message displays properly
Error state verified
3
Graceful handling of IP errors
Multi-record verified
3
Card list renders correct items
Mobile viewport verified
3
Layout adapts to small screens
Performance (15 points)
Criterion
Points
Description
Data source calls minimized
5
No redundant or duplicate IP invocations
Child card nesting limited
5
Maximum 2 levels of nested child cards
Lazy loading for hidden states
5
Non-visible tabs/flyouts load on demand
CLI Commands
# Query active FlexCards in the org
sf data query -q "SELECT Id,Name,DataSourceConfig,PropertySetConfig,IsActive FROM OmniUiCard WHERE IsActive=true" -o <org>
# Retrieve a specific FlexCard by name
sf project retrieve start -m OmniUiCard:<Name> -o <org>
# Deploy a FlexCard to the target org
sf project deploy start -m OmniUiCard:<Name> -o <org>
# Retrieve all FlexCards
sf project retrieve start -m OmniUiCard -o <org>
# Deploy all OmniStudio metadata (FlexCards + dependencies)
sf project deploy start -m OmniUiCard -m OmniIntegrationProcedure -m OmniScript -o <org>
Data Source Binding
FlexCard Data Source Configuration
The DataSourceConfig field on OmniUiCard contains the data source bindings as JSON. The PropertySetConfig field contains the card layout, states, and field definitions.
IMPORTANT: There is NO Definition field on OmniUiCard in Core namespace. Use DataSourceConfig for data sources and PropertySetConfig for layout.
Pass context from the hosting page into the IP data source:
Context Variable
Source
Example
{recordId}
Current record page
Pass to IP to query related data
{userId}
Running user
Filter data by current user
{param.customKey}
URL parameter or parent card
Pass from parent FlexCard or URL
Cross-Skill Integration
Skill
Relationship to sf-industry-commoncore-flexcard
sf-industry-commoncore-integration-procedure
Build the IP data sources that FlexCards consume
sf-industry-commoncore-omniscript
Build the OmniScripts that FlexCard action buttons launch
sf-industry-commoncore-datamapper
Build DataRaptors/DataMappers that IPs use under the hood
sf-industry-commoncore-omnistudio-analyze
Analyze dependency chains across FlexCards, IPs, and OmniScripts
sf-deploy
Deploy FlexCard metadata along with upstream dependencies
sf-lwc
Build custom LWC components embedded within FlexCards
Edge Cases
Scenario
Handling
Empty data
Configure an explicit empty-state with a user-friendly message; do not show raw "No data" or blank card
Error states
Display a meaningful error message when the IP data source fails; log the error for debugging
Mobile responsiveness
Use single-column layout for mobile; avoid horizontal scrolling; test at 320px viewport width
Long text values
Truncate with ellipsis and provide a flyout or tooltip for full text
Large record sets
Use card list with pagination; limit initial load to 10-25 records
Null field values
Use conditional visibility to hide fields with null values rather than showing empty labels
Mixed data freshness
When multiple data sources have different refresh rates, display a "last updated" indicator
FlexCard vs LWC Decision Guide
Factor
FlexCard
LWC
Build method
Declarative (drag-and-drop)
Code (JS, HTML, CSS)
Data binding
Integration Procedure merge fields
Wire service, Apex, GraphQL
Best for
At-a-glance information display
Complex interactive UIs
Testing
Manual + data state verification
Jest unit tests + manual
Customization
Limited to OmniStudio framework
Full platform flexibility
Reuse
Embed as child cards
Import as child components
When to choose
Standard card layouts with IP data
Custom behavior, animations, complex state
Dependencies
Required: Target org with OmniStudio (Industries Cloud) license, sf CLI authenticated
For Data Sources: Active Integration Procedures deployed to the target org
For Actions: Active OmniScripts deployed (if action buttons launch OmniScripts)
Scoring: Block deployment if score < 67
Creating FlexCards programmatically: Use REST API (sf api request rest --method POST --body @file.json). Required fields: Name, VersionNumber, OmniUiCardType (e.g., Child). Set DataSourceConfig (JSON string) for data source bindings and PropertySetConfig (JSON string) for card layout. The sf data create record --values flag cannot handle JSON in textarea fields. Activate by updating IsActive=true after creation.
