Himmat Singh Dulawat (3x Sitecore MVP)

Sitecore Content Hub provides an Annotation feature, that you can use to review content, provide feedback and collaborate with others.  To mention a Content Hub user in an Annotation, Select the text in Content Entity, enter @ followed by a username, and select as many people as you want. When you mention a user, they receive an email with your comment and a link to the content entity. The issue is Sitecore Content Hub Provides a feature that you can mention the User but if there is a User group and you want any of them can review, approve, or take action on the entity so no such option we have in Sitecore to mention a User Group in an annotation.  I have checked with Sitecore and Sitecore submitted a feature request for the Content Hub product so that it can be considered for future versions of the product. To track the future status of this request, please use the reference number " FRM-2121 ". See the Sitecore documentation for How

In this blog post, I will discuss how to add a custom button on the Content Details page in the Sitecore Content Hub. To understand the use case of this feature, suppose you have a client requirement to perform any business logic on that particular entity for instance updating field values or applying auto-tagging, etc. 1. Go to the pages option from the Manage button in the top right corner of the Home page. 2. In the pages, search for the Content Details page: 3. On the Content Details page, locate the operations/entity operations, in the Header Zone (Right). By default, it can be disabled so enable it by system settings. 4. After that, it will be enabled, and click on the Operation/Entity Operations it navigates to the entity operation component. 5. We will add a new operation, click on the Add operation button on the top left and find the custom External Action. 6. Name it as per your requirement, I am naming it AI Tagging, to change the