Run Appointment Insights to view the work rules that limit the scheduling options of a
service appointment during optimization and to follow the recommended actions to relax those
rules. You can also view potential time slots within the service appointment’s horizon dates
that can become available for scheduling.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
The Field Service core features, managed package, and mobile app are available in
Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions.
User Permissions Needed
To view Appointment Insights:
Read on Field Service objects
This is a Field Service managed package feature.
From the App Launcher, find and select Service Appointments.
On the Service Appointments list view, click the service appointment record and then click
the Appointment Insights tab.
For Scheduling Policy, select a policy to check.
To view the information, click Run.
In the Rule Violations and Recommendations section, qualify time slots and candidates for
scheduling by taking one of these actions.
To view time slots that can become available for scheduling if you relax a work rule,
click Show Slots. The potential slots for that work rule are
highlighted in the Potential Slots section.
To open the work rule record, click Open Rule. From the work
rule record, you can modify the work rule’s settings to qualify more time slots for
scheduling.
To open a relevant help article, click Tell Me More. In some
cases, you must change the resource’s territory membership, availability, skills, and more to
qualify more time slots for scheduling. The articles explain how to make these changes and the
impact they can have on the service appointment’s scheduling.
In the Potential Slots section, hover over a time slot to see the work rules that prevent
the scheduling of the slot and the number of candidates that can become available when you
relax the work rules. This section shows fixed 4-hour time slots across the day.
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