Work with Rule Violation Analytics for Field Service (Beta)
View rule violation information from your Data Model Objects (DMOs) in Data 360 and use
Tableau Next to analyze your data and find useful and actionable insights that can drive business
success.
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 rule violation information:
Data Cloud User
This is a Field Service managed package feature.
From the App Launcher, find and select Data Cloud.
In the Data Streams tab, track the data streams of your imported data. The system
continuously monitors incoming data and automatically imports new violation events as they
occur. See Data Streams in Data 360.
In the Data Explorer tab, track information from your DMOs. See View Your Data in Data Explorer. You can track data for
these objects:
Service Schedule Request–includes information related to the manual scheduling
operation, such as the operation type, the dispatcher who performed the action, and the
relevant scheduling policy.
Service Schedule Request Appointment–includes information related to the service
appointments associated with the manual scheduling operation.
Service Schedule Request Assignment–includes information related to the assignment
details, such as scheduling times and travel duration, of a service appointment associated
with the manual scheduling operation.
Service Schedule Rule Violation–includes information related to the rule violation,
such as the violation type and description, associated with the manual scheduling
operation.
Create comprehensive dashboards in Tableau Next to analyze your data, draw insights, and
make data-driven decisions. See Analyze Data from Data 360.
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