To track and oversee your purchased products, use the Assets tab on account and contract
pages to view and edit asset records. From this centralized view, you can perform essential
lifecycle tasks like changing renewal terms or enabling auto-renewal. Transaction Management
copies the auto-renewal status to subsequent stages, such as copying the status from a contract's
assets to corresponding quote line items.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
of Revenue Management(formerly Revenue Cloud) where Transaction Management is enabled
User Permissions Needed
To view accounts:
View on Account
To view contracts:
View on Contract
To manage assets and use the Managed Asset Viewer component:
Manage Revenue Cloud user permission set
AND
Read, Create, Edit, and Delete
on Assets
Important
The Manage Revenue Cloud user permission is granted to users via a permission set. Confirm
that the permission set includes a permission set license that enables the Manage Revenue User
system permission, such as the Revenue Cloud User permission set license.
Review the asset state period and specific asset actions to understand the history and the
current status of your products.
Note Selecting the checkbox in the Managed Assets header selects
only the currently loaded assets.
From the App Launcher, find and select Accounts or
Contracts.
Select a record.
Open the Assets tab.
To open the side panel and view asset details, click an asset name.
To edit an asset, click corresponding to the asset, and then click Edit.
Edit the fields and save your changes.
To see the asset state period and asset actions, click corresponding to the asset, and then click View.
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