Create Warranty Term Coverages in Automotive Cloud
Define warranty term coverages to introduce greater granularity and flexibility to your
rules on warranty eligibility and entitlement. You can extend or restrict the coverage of a
warranty term based on product fault, labor effort required, or part of the product. Specify the
part of a product or the product labor code or fault code to be included or excluded in the
coverage of a warranty term.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
User Permissions Needed
To create warranty term coverages:
Warranty Lifecycle Management permission set
From a Warranty Term record, on the Warranty Term Coverages related list of the Related
tab, click New.
To change the warranty term, specify a warranty term.
To specify the part of the product to be included or excluded from the coverage of the
warranty term, enter a product part.
To specify the product labor code or fault code to be included or excluded from the
coverage of the warranty term, enter a covered code.
To indicate whether the product part or covered code is excluded from the coverage of the
warranty term, select Excluded.
Save your changes.
Example
The warranty manager at Thomas Railways Equipment, Inc., a manufacturer, defines a warranty
term called Pneumatic Drill Standard Warranty to cover their Pneumatic Drill product. She
creates a product warranty term to assign the warranty term to the Pneumatic Drill product.
To exclude the motor unit part of the Pneumatic Drill product from the coverage of the
warranty term, she creates a warranty term coverage with the following details:
Warranty Term: Pneumatic Drill Standard Warranty
Product Part: Pneumatic Drill Motor Head
Excluded: True
To include assembly unit repairs to the coverage of the warranty term, she creates a warranty
term coverage with the following details:
Warranty Term: Pneumatic Drill Standard Warranty
Covered Code: Drill Assembly Unit Repair
Excluded: False
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