Service objectives indicate your scheduling goals and help in efficient resource
assignment. First, verify that all required user profiles use the Skill Preference record type and
page layout as the default for the Service Objective object. Then, create service objectives for
each skill type that you have set up for your home health agency.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health Cloud and
the Home Health Add-on license
User Permissions Needed
To create service objectives:
Field Service Admin Permission Set
In Setup, select Profiles, and open a relevant profile.
In the Custom Object Layouts section, find and edit the Service Objectives object.
Click Edit Assignment, select Skill
Preference as the page layout to use for the relevant profiles, and then save your
changes.
In the Custom Record Type Settings for the profile, find the Service Objectives object and
click View Assignment.
Move the Skill Preferences record type from Available Record Types to Selected Record
Type.
Verify the Default dropdown has Skill Preferences selected, and then save your
changes.
From the App Launcher, open the Field Service Admin app, and then select Service
Objectives.
Click New.
Enter the service goal name.
Enter the API name for the skill type you want to add the objective for.
Save your changes.
Repeat these steps to specify the objectives for all skill types in your org.
The service objectives are ready for use. Next, add these objectives to the Home Health
default scheduling policy.
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