Salesforce Field Service (SFS) Mobile App provides standard push notifications for
scheduling operations on Service Appointment records. These notifications alert service
resources when a Service Appointment is scheduled, dispatched, or unscheduled.
To ensure these notifications are received correctly, several configurations must be
verified. Misconfigured settings — such as incorrect Service Appointment ownership,
mismatched mobile settings, or missing record access — can prevent notifications from
being delivered to the intended service resource.This article explains how to configure push notifications for Service Appointments in
the Salesforce Field Service (SFS) Mobile App so that service resources receive timely
scheduling alerts.
## Verify Service Appointment Owner
Ensure that the owner of the Service Appointment is not the service resource user.
This is crucial for the proper functioning of notifications in Salesforce Field Service.
## Configure Field Service Mobile Settings
Review and enable the required settings for Service Appointment notifications on
scheduled and dispatched statuses. Refer to the Field Service push notifications
documentation for the full list of required settings:
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=service.mfs_push_notifications.htm&type=5
Important: Notification settings are applied based on the mobile settings assigned to
the user who initiates the scheduling action — not the user who receives the
notification. Refer to the Field Service Mobile limits documentation for more details:
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=service.mfs_limits.htm&type=5
Example: If multiple Field Service Mobile Settings exist under Setup > Field Service
Mobile Settings, and the dispatcher has Field Service Mobile Setting 1 assigned (where
"Send appointment notifications on assignment" or "Send appointment notifications on
dispatch" is disabled), the service resource will not receive the notification — even
if these settings are enabled in Field Service Mobile Setting 2, which is assigned to
the service resource.
## Grant Access to Service Appointment Record
To receive notifications when a Service Appointment is set to scheduled status, the
assigned resource must have access to the Service Appointment record before it is
scheduled. This access can be granted through custom sharing rules or other
customization.
For dispatched status updates, notifications are managed by the Field Service Managed
Package (MP) logic and do not require additional record sharing configuration.
By verifying and configuring these settings, you can ensure that notifications for
Service Appointments are correctly received on the Salesforce Field Service Mobile App.- Field Service Mobile Push Notifications:
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=service.mfs_push_notifications.htm&type=5
- Field Service Mobile Limits and Considerations:
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=service.mfs_limits.htm&type=5005101571

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