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@JAHNAVI M R

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I had the same issue with a legacy VF page that had a table with date picker.  Here's my solution with some javascript:

• add this to your input field: onkeydown="handleDateTab(event, this)"
• add the script block after the input field as below

I hope that helps you.

<apex:page>
    <apex:form>
        <table>
            <tr>
                <td>
                    <apex:inputField value="{!myObject.Date__c}" id="dateField" 
                        onkeydown="handleDateTab(event, this)" />
                </td>
                <td>
                    <apex:inputText value="{!myObject.Name}" id="nameField"/>
                </td>
            </tr>
        </table>
    </apex:form>
<script>
        function handleDateTab(e, el) {
        //console.log('handleDateTab called');
        //console.log(`Key pressed: ${e.key}`);
        if (e.key === 'Tab') {
            let picker = document.getElementById('datePicker');
            if (picker && picker.style.display === 'block') {
                picker.style.display = 'none';
                // Prevent default tab so we can manually control focus
                e.preventDefault();
                // Find the parent <td> and then next <td>
                const currentCell = el.closest('td');
                const nextCell = currentCell?.nextElementSibling;
                if (nextCell) {
                    const nextInput = nextCell.querySelector('input, select, textarea');
                    if (nextInput) {
                        nextInput.focus();
                    } 
                } 
            }
        }
    }
    </script>
</apex:page>

Here is the screenshot.

@Ankit Gupta Verify the Action with the correct API Name exists

➜ If it’s a Flow Action or Apex Action:

• Go to Setup > Flows.
• Open the relevant Flow (or see if you have one called “Get Sessions”).
• Make sure the API Name (when you edit the Flow or Action) is exactly Get_Sessions, matching case and underscores.

➜ If it’s an OmniStudio Integration Procedure:

• Go to OmniStudio > Integration Procedures (or via the Vlocity Console).
• Look for an Integration Procedure named Get Sessions.
• In its configuration (the IP header), ensure the Name (API Name) is Get_Sessions. 2. Correct the API Name if different, 3. Publish or Activate
  • If it’s a Flow, click Activate.
  • If it’s an Integration Procedure, click Save and Activate.
  • If it’s an Apex Action, ensure it’s global and exposed.

Hi @Mike Ackerman

People scoring is a concept which is a blend of sales cloud and account engagement feature. You can create custom scoring rules. 

What I would suggest is to have a discussion with Sales team and understand the process how they converting the stage(i.e, is it based on web-visit, form submission, or interaction with sales rep) based on this you can easily configure scoring rules. 

You can also create a standard/custom field to store the conversion details and incorportae same in your calculated insights or segmentation. 

There are many articles on setting up basic configuration, but based on your business requirement you can tweak the setup. 

Aishwarya T.P

NTT Data Inc.

Since you're talking about Contacts, I'm assuming this is NPSP and not Nonprofit Cloud.  

If it's NPSP, it's hacky, but have you thought about custom fields on the Contact - one for "July-September This Year" and one for "November-December This Year." Then you can use NPSP Customizable Rollups to create a Filter Group for each period and a Rollup of the Amount. Then you can easily have a Contact report that filters based on whether there are values in these fields. You could even do this for "Last Year" values if you want to have comparisons.