As an evaluation officer or district sales manager, you’re always on the go and your
mobile is the only device you carry. You’re expected to complete multiple visits each day, each
with its own set of audit tasks and assessment criteria. Launch the Partner Visits app on your
mobile device to check the list of visits for the day. When at a location, you can check the
dealer’s details and start the assigned tasks for the visit.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions.
User Permissions Needed
To perform visits:
Partner Visit Management permission set
In your Salesforce mobile app, tap Menu | App Launcher | Partner Visits.
Click Visits.
The list of planned visits appears. You can see all the visits assigned to you for
the day.
Filter the list by date, by priority, or by status.
Note If your manager has set up maps and addresses, the location of the places to visit are
available in the embedded map.
To view the visit's details, tap the required visit.
To open the navigation app and see the location route, click Get
Directions.
Navigate to multiple tabs depending on the information you’re looking for.
A visit’s home page appears, showing this information:
Tasks: Shows the list of tasks assigned to you for a particular visit. The tasks are
sequenced by your sales manager. If you don’t see any tasks, check whether your manager
provided you special instructions by tapping Overview.
Notes: Shows notes from previous visits.
Overview: Shows all the information that you need about a visit, such as account
details, special instructions, previous visits, and previous orders.
Tap the Start Visit button to start a visit and trigger a
timer.
Under Tasks, tap each item to explore the task details and related metrics to
capture.
For each task, you can see the associated assessment indicators and any corresponding
target values. As you capture the actual values against a task’s assessment indicators, the
progress ring shows the task completion. When you finish capturing the values of assessment
indicators, the progress ring turns green.
Click Back to return to the list of tasks and select the next
task.
To attach a file, under All Files, click Upload Files, and then
select the file to attach.
If you want to add your observations, tap New Notes.
After you complete the tasks assigned to your visit, return to the visit’s home page.
Perform a step:
If you completed all the tasks that were assigned to you, tap End
Visit.
If you completed only the mandatory tasks, enter a reason for not completing the optional
tasks, and then tap Complete Visit.
If you didn’t complete the mandatory tasks, enter a reason for not completing the tasks,
and then tap Abandon Visit.
If you completed all the tasks that were assigned to you, tap End
Visit.
If you completed only the mandatory tasks, enter a reason for not completing the
optional tasks, and then tap Complete Visit.
If you didn’t complete the mandatory tasks, enter a reason for not completing the
tasks, and then tap Abandon Visit.
When you complete the metric specifications for a task, return to the home page to continue
other assigned tasks.
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