Create Appointment Bundle Policy Service Territories
Define one service territory for each bundle policy. Only service appointments in the
defined service territory can be added to the bundle. For automatic bundling, you need at least
one Appointment Bundle Policy Service Territory. For manual bundling, Appointment Bundle Policy
Service Territories are optional.
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning
Experience
The Agentforce Field Service and Operations core features, managed package, and
mobile app are available in Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions.
User Permissions Needed
To create items:
Customize Application
Note Although you can define more than one service territory for a bundle
policy, it isn’t recommended. If you do define more than one service territory for a bundle
policy, make sure that the enhanced scheduling and optimization setting for all the service
territories matches. If this setting is enabled in one service territory and disabled in
another, the bundles created with the bundle policy can’t be updated. See Appointment Bundling Limitations.
In the Appointment Bundle Policy, go to the Related tab.
In the Appointment Bundle Policy Service Territories panel, click
New.
Give the policy a unique name.
Select the service territory for the bundle policy.
Note You can bundle together only service appointments with the same service territory in the
same time zone. See Appointment Bundling Limitations.
Save your changes.
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