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Create eligibility rules for your catalog items to ensure that service catalog items are tailored and exposed to the specific needs of their audience. Eligibility rules also prevent end users from viewing catalog items they aren’t permitted to use.
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You must have catalog items created to set eligibility rules for catalog items.
The Source, Operator, and Value dictate how your rule executes. You can use all fields with the Lookup, Picklist, or Boolean type on the User, Account, and Contact objects as a source for your rule. A condition can have only one source, and you can add up to five conditions for an eligibility rule.
Your new eligibility rule appears under Catalog Eligibility in Setup. You can view the catalog
items covered by the eligibility rule by clicking
then
View, and then Related.
You can edit, clone, and delete eligibility rules in Catalog Eligibility.
You can assign eligibility rules to an individual catalog item.
, and
then click Edit.
You can apply a maximum of three eligibility rules to a catalog item.

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