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Work Rule Type: Match Territory
Match Territory is a database work rule type that ensures service appointments are assigned only to Field Service resources who are primary or relocation members of the appointment's service territory.

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Match Territory is a database work rule type that ensures service appointments are assigned only to Field Service resources who are primary or relocation members of the appointment's service territory.
| 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. |
This is a Field Service managed package feature.
This rule compares the Service Territory field value on service appointments with the Service Territory field value on service territory member records. When using Enhanced Scheduling and Optimization, if the service appointment territory field is empty, all service resources from all territories are considered valid candidates.
Create work rules from the Work Rules tab. To view or add work rule fields open the Object Manager in Setup and select the Work Rule custom object. Add work rules to a scheduling policy from the Customize Scheduling Policies page in Guided Setup or from the Scheduling Policy Work Rules related list on a scheduling policy.

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