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Get Started with Actionable Event Orchestration for Connected Vehicles
Before you start using Actionable Event Orchestration for Connected Vehicles, review the product navigation.
Required Editions
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions |
- From Setup, in the Quick Find box, find, and select Salesforce Go.
- Enter Actionable Event Orchestration for Connected Vehicles in the Search field, and select Actionable Event Orchestration for Connected Vehicles.
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Click Set Up.
Users can choose between a Standard Installation, which automatically installs all solutions, or a Custom Installation to select specific features within the bundle to install.
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For a Standard Installation, click Start, and then click
Install.
- The installation automates configuration by enabling features such as Automotive Foundation, Actionable Event Orchestration, Vehicle Connected Service, Context Service, and Appointment Scheduling.
- The installation validates and installs sample data, such as Account, Product, Vehicle, Vehicle Definition, and Asset records.
- The installation also validates and installs necessary metadata, such as context definitions, expression set definitions, and flows.
- If the installation fails, to view the logs, click View Error Log on the Actionable Event Orchestration for Connected Vehicles page. If the problem persists, contact Salesforce Customer Support.
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For a Custom Installation, click Start.
- For the required features, choose to install sample data by selecting Include Sample Data.
- For the optional features, select the features you wish to set up, select Include Sample Data for the available features, if needed, and then click Next.
- Click Install.
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Post the installation, configure these steps to finish setting up the actionable event
orchestration templates by clicking Go to Setup.
Make sure to enable the Connected Service Active checkbox on your vehicle records, once the solution is installed.
- Refresh the Filter and Match Actionable Event Orchestrations decision table.
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