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Record Product Warranties in Field Service
Use Warranty Terms to record details of the labor, parts, expenses, and exchange options that you provide to rectify issues with products you sell or install.

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Use Warranty Terms to record details of the labor, parts, expenses, and exchange options that you provide to rectify issues with products you sell or install.
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To create a standard warranty, assign warranty terms to a product or product family. Then, when you sell or install a product, record details of additional or extended warranties along with exclusions and void terms.
Setting up warranty information involves these steps:
Create Warranty Terms
Assign Warranty Terms to a Product
Enter Additional or Extended Warranty Terms for an Asset
When an asset is created, it picks up the standard warranty terms for the product. You can then modify these terms or add new ones.

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