This lesson will cover the following topics:

03 | Home Page

01 Getting Started

Titan is a platform that you can use to create your own automated processes related to fields and objects. This tutorial serves as an example to demonstrate how to use our platform.

02 Log in Protected Portal

By creating a login portal, contacts will log into your website using their email and a one-time verification code. 

You can use a variety of details to manage a login portal. This includes custom or standard objects and fields. 

These objects and fields are used for both getting data from Salesforce and pushing data to Salesforce. 

Screenshot of log in protected portal

03 Home Page

Once the user is logged in, they have access to the home page.
screenshot of the welcome user home page

04 Logging a New Case

After the user has completed the form and clicked the Submit button, a configured on-click action runs in the background.
This action could push data to your Salesforce account or simply trigger a pop-up message. 

 When the user clicks on the Log a Case button, a configured form opens. 
Screenshot of the fields available when logging a case

By configuring conditional logic, your form can change depending on the user’s selection. 

For file uploads, you can choose the types of files that users can upload. 

screenshot showing how the form changes depending on the user's selection

When the user interacts with the button, a configured on-click action runs in the background. 

screenshot of a confirmation message example

05 Viewing Logged Cases

Once the user has logged a case, they can navigate to the My Cases tab. This tab will display all the cases the user has logged previously. 

Make your website more user-friendly by inserting search features. Users can easily find specific information using the search feature instead of scrolling through lists. 

Screenshot showing example of my cases logged screen
Allow users to easily edit any inline details to make changes.
 Screenshot showing example of how users can make changes to their case by editing in line

06 My Details

You can include a page for users to review and update their information, this can help ensure your data is up to date. 

By inserting a stepper, users can toggle back and forth between two kinds of detail types. 
Screenshot showing example of my details page
By inserting conditional logic, you can ask for additional details depending on the account type.
Screenshot showing example of using conditional logic to capture different details

07 Got Feedback?

Additional Resources