Save time during implementation and resolve configuration issues that come up later by
running Health Cloud Troubleshooter. This diagnostic tool helps you verify that required records
are set up correctly and that users have the relevant permissions. It identifies and fixes invalid
data, missing data, and missing
permissions.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health
Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To use Health Cloud:
Health Cloud Foundation permission set
To troubleshoot Intelligent Appointment Management, Intelligent Appointment Management must be
enabled.
Keep in mind that Troubleshooter doesn’t identify every possible issue. For example,
Troubleshooter doesn’t diagnose configuration issues related to self-scheduling. To get help
investigating issues not detected by Troubleshooter, contact Salesforce Customer Support.
From Setup, find and select the Troubleshooter for Health Cloud.
Troubleshoot data setup.
Click Record Validation.
Select a scheduling system, and enter a practitioner
and
facility. Optionally
enter a patient and work type. Then click Validate.
To fix missing or invalid data, click links to records. For details about setting up
records, click the Help links in the search criteria.
Troubleshoot data access.
Click Object Access and Field Permissions.
Enter a context and a user. Then click Check Access.
Assign missing object access and field permissions to the specified user.
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