This article explains why Advanced Search on the Life Sciences Cloud (LSC) mobile app for iPad does not show fields added through Field Set Mapping or returns no results for custom identifier values, and how to resolve it. Customers report it as: "when we add the Health Provider – National Provider Identifier field to the 'HCP Account Search' field set, which is exposed through Field Set Mapping for HCP search, the field is correctly displayed on desktop, but it does not appear on iPad" and "no search results are displayed when CFC user tries to perform a global search with PfizerId".
The issue affects users of the Life Sciences Customer Engagement managed package on the LSC iPad mobile app in Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with the Life Sciences Cloud for Customer Engagement Add-on license. It is reproducible across sandbox and production orgs, regardless of profile, and applies to HCP Advanced Search, HCO Advanced Search, global search on the navigation bar, account-tab search, and the Related Account lookup used when creating a Provider Affiliation.
There are two distinct root causes: (1) a search tokenization defect where subtext containing a dash character (-) is not matched, so identifiers return no results and (2) a configuration gap where business-license search on iPad requires the Identifier field on the business license record to be populated with the license number.
Apply the cause that matches your symptom. Do all relevant causes if more than one applies, then run the verification step.
Confirm the issue is resolved by reproducing the original failure on the iPad: open the LSC mobile app, run Advanced Search for an HCP or HCO using the field that was previously missing or the identifier value that previously returned no results, and verify that the field renders in the results screen and that the matching record is returned.
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