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# Step 6 - Add the Flow as a Quick Action Button on Contact Page

Now that you've configured the screen flow, the final step is to make it easily accessible by adding a button to the Contact page.

## 1. Create a Quick Action

1. Go to **Setup**, and click the **Object Manager** tab.
2. In the **Quick Find** search bar, find and select **Contact**.
3. Select the **Contact** object.
4. On the left-hand menu, click **Buttons, Links, and Actions**.
5. Click **New Action**.

## 2. Configure the Action

1. Configure the action with these settings:

   - **Action Type:** Select **Flow**
   - **Flow:** From the dropdown list, select **Document AI Flow for Resumes** (or the name of the flow you created in [Step 4 - Create the Screen Flow](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/ai/automate-resume-processing/guide/aes-create-screen-flow.md) and configured in [Step 5 - Create Flow Elements](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/ai/automate-resume-processing/guide/aes-create-flow-elements.md)).
   - **Label:** Enter **Enrich from File**.

2. Click **Save**.

## 3. Add the Button to the Contact Page Layout

1. From the **App Launcher**, find and select **Sales**, and then open the **Contacts** tab.
2. Navigate to any Contact record.
3. Go to the **Setup Menu**, find and select **Edit Page**.
4. On the **Lightning App Builder**, find the **Actions** section on the right.

**note:** If you don't see the **Actions** section, upgrade to Dynamic Actions. Click anywhere in the Contact component on the top of the page to open the Highlights right pane, and then click **Upgrade Now** under **Upgrade to Dynamic Actions**. Choose any layout. Learn more about [creating dynamic actions in the Lightning App Builder](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=platform.lightning_app_builder_create_dynamic_action.htm&type=5).

![Enrich from File Action](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/media/resume-enrich-from-file-action.png '{"class": "image-framed"}')

5. Look for the actions available to add, or click **Add Action**.
6. Find and select **Enrich from File**.
7. Click **Done**.

## 4. Reorder the Button

1. For better visibility, drag the **Enrich from File** action to the top of the actions list.
2. Click **Save**.
3. If prompted, click **Activate**, or click the back arrow in Lightning App Builder to return to the Contact page.

## 5. Test Your Implementation

1. In Sales Cloud, navigate to a Contact record.
2. Locate the **Enrich from File** button on the top right of the Contact's **Related** tab (you may need to refresh the page).
3. Go to **Files** and upload a resume document to the Contact record.
4. Click **Enrich from File**.

The flow executes, extracts data from the resume, displays it on a screen for review, and updates the Contact record.

Congratulations! You have successfully implemented Document AI for resume processing in Salesforce.