When attempting to access a Salesforce Scheduling Policy through the Guided Setup in Field Service Admin Settings, the Scheduling Policy page appears completely blank instead of displaying the list of available policies.
When attempting to access any Salesforce scheduling policy via the guided setup in the Field Service settings, the scheduling policy page appears blank. In the browser page, inspect the HAR logs to find the error "Type Error: 'Can’t read properties of undefined (reading 'Name')".
When a user clicks on a Scheduling Policy from the Field Service Guided Setup, the system queries all Work Rule records (FSL__Work_Rule__c) and their associated Record Types. If any Work Rule record does not have a Record Type assigned, the system encounters a null value when reading the Record Type Name, which triggers the TypeError and causes the page to render blank.
Run the following query in the Salesforce Developer Console to find all Work Rule records where no Record Type is assigned. Open the Developer Console from Setup, then run: SELECT Id FROM FSL__Work_Rule__c WHERE RecordTypeId = null
Note the IDs returned by this query — these are the Work Rules causing the issue.
To assign a Record Type to the affected Work Rules, the Record Type field must first be visible on the Work Rule page layout:
Open each Work Rule record identified in Step 1 and assign the appropriate Record Type. After all affected Work Rules have a Record Type assigned, return to the Field Service Guided Setup and click on the Scheduling Policy — the page should now load correctly.
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