Salesforce OmniStudio Developer

Assuming that you are trying to extract all accounts, use the filter 

Id Not Equal To "$Vlocity.null" 

Note: you need the double qoutes around $Vlocity.null. Refer to the screenshot below. 

You may also use an empty double quote to attain the same result. 

Id Not Equal To ""  

@Himanshu Gupta Steps to Update Token Data

1. Update the token data to RTB_Dasc_text
   • Apply this for both in Datatransform : 
     • Input JSON Path
     • Output JSON Path
   • Data Extract (Output JSON Path)
2. In the Data Mapper Preview, the value will appear as:

<p>Test the Document data for <strong>rich text</strong></p>

This is expected behavior in preview.

1. When you generate the document, the rich text will render correctly (formatted text will be displayed properly).

@Eduardo López

I checked your comment about standard runtime 

So, i am having the same issue unable to import omnistudio packages since i am on standard runtime, I have a use case where i need to use custom lwc for a date validation, the validation works correctly but i am unable to pass the data from lwc back to data json of omniscript

Hi, 

omniUpdateDataJson() updates the DataJSON but doesn't trigger UI re-render on OmniScript elements — their local state stays stale. 

Fix: Use omniApplyCallResp(payload) instead — it updates the JSON and forces UI refresh.

const addr = {
  AddressLine1: '123 Main St',
  City: 'Noida',
  PostalCode: '201301'
};
this.omniApplyCallResp(addr);

Requirements:

• LWC must extend OmniscriptBaseMixin
• Payload keys must exactly match OmniScript element names (case-sensitive)
• For nested step data, use { StepName: { FieldName: value } }

If still not refreshing, chain both:

this.omniUpdateDataJson(addr);
this.omniApplyCallResp(addr);

Hi, 

Transform the value before passing to DataRaptor

Option A — Formula Element in OmniScript Add a Formula element after the Time picker:

%timeField% & ":00.000Z"

This turns 14:00 → 14:00:00.000Z. Map this formula output to DataRaptor, not the raw picker value. 

Option B — SetValues / DataJSON manipulation Use a SetValues element to construct the correct string:

json

{
  "transformedTime": "{timeField}:00.000Z"
}

Use a Transform action in an Integration Procedure to append :00.000Z before the Load step hits Salesforce. 

Static Resource CSS Issue in OmniScript Experience Cloud - Here’s the Fix

When applying custom CSS to OmniScripts using Static Resources, everything works perfectly at the initial.

Applying Custom Styling to OmniScript:

1. Create CSS file

2. Upload it in the Static Resource (Eg. CustomStyling)

3. Reference it in "Custom Lightning Stylesheet File Name or Custom Newport Stylesheet File Name".

4. Activate the OmniScript and add it to the Experience Site

5. Publish the site

✅ Now, the site will be loaded with the applied custom css with the Omniscript.

😥 But the real issue starts after modifying the CSS.

Upload the modified CSS to the same Static Resource, publish the site and nothing changes.

You may try:

1. ❌ Waiting for cache refresh

2. ❌ Activating/deactivating OmniScript

3. ❌ Republishing the site multiple times

Still, the old CSS continues to load because of caching.

💡 Solution: Add Version Control to the Static Resource in Omniscript.

Instead of referencing only the static resource name, append a version parameter.

Example:

"yourStaticResourceName?ver=1.0" (Eg. CustomStyling?ver=1.0)

After every CSS update:

1. Upload the updated CSS to the Static Resource

2. Increment the version number in Omniscript "Custom Lightning Stylesheet File Name/Custom Newport Stylesheet File Name"

Example:

?ver=1.0

?ver=1.1

?ver=2.0

3. Activate the OmniScript

4. Publish the Experience Site

✅ The latest CSS changes will reflect immediately without cache issues.

You can solve this by creating an OmniStudio custom function (Apex class). Sample method within the class like this:  

For overall class sample code: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=xcloud.os_sample_apex_code_for_custom_functions.htm&type=5