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          Team and User Objects in Salesforce Spiff Functions

          Team and User Objects in Salesforce Spiff Functions

          Reference teams and teams in some Salesforce Spiff functions.

          Required Editions

          Available in: both Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning Experience
          Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
          Available for an additional cost in: Professional Edition with Web Services API Enabled

          Teams

          A team object in Salesforce Spiff includes the entire team and its data such as name, managers, and members. For example, the direct_manager_of() function returns the objects for the teams that a user manages. To return an attribute of the team, such as the team name, add the transform_list() function or dot syntax.

          These functions return team objects.

          • direct_manager_of()
          • direct_member_of()
          • manager_of()
          • member_of()
          • team()

          The team() function accepts a team name and returns a team object.

          These functions require a team object as input.

          • managers()
          • members()
          • users_in_team()

          Combine these functions other functions that return a team object.

          members(team("AE - Team"))

          Users

          Reference the user keyword when you create a calculated field on the User object. The rep keyword also references the User object but for a specific rep in context.

          To reference the internal ID that Spiff uses for a user, use user.id or rep.id.

          If you sync data with Salesforce, reference the Salesforce User object with user.Id or rep.Id.

           
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