Installation of the Consumer Goods Cloud Service Excellence managed package (for example, version 258.0) fails with one or more of these errors:
After a failed install, Consumer Goods Cloud data model objects such as Retail Store Visit, Execution Plan, Execution Plan Task, Planogram, and Retail Visit Check are not visible in Object Manager.
Root cause: The Consumer Goods Cloud Service Excellence package depends on the Industries Service Excellence framework, which provides the EngagementInteraction and InteractionSummary standard objects and the Timeline component (industries_common:timeline). This framework is provisioned by the "Consumer Goods Cloud - Service" SKU (IndustriesServiceExcellenceAddOn), not by the base Consumer Goods Cloud package. Without that SKU, the Industries Service Excellence permission set license and the Timeline Object Definition feature are absent, and the package installer cannot resolve the required objects or FlexiPage components.
Affected configuration:
Follow these steps in order. Each step requires System Administrator access.
Confirm the fix: Re-run the installation end-to-end and verify it completes without the EngagementInteraction or Timeline resolution errors, and that the Service_Excellence_Account record page loads with the Timeline component populated.
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