When configuring the Service Appointment related list on a Service Resource record page in Salesforce Field Service, fields such as Subject, Parent Record, Scheduled Start Date, and Scheduled End Date do not appear in the Available Fields picker. Although the related list is labeled "Service Appointments," only a subset of fields are available for configuration.
The Service Appointment related list on the Service Resource record page is backed by the AssignedResource object — the junction object that links Service Resources to Service Appointments. Only AssignedResource fields are exposed in the field picker. Fields such as Subject, Parent Record, Scheduled Start Date, and Scheduled End Date exist on the ServiceAppointment object and are therefore not available. This behavior is by design and reflects the underlying data model.
Because the standard related list is backed by AssignedResource, a Dynamic Related List component paired with a custom lookup field is required to surface ServiceAppointment-specific fields.
Before You Begin: Creating a custom field in Object Manager requires the Customize Application permission. Editing a Lightning record page in Lightning App Builder requires Customize Application and View Setup and Configuration permissions (both are included in the System Administrator profile).
Follow the steps below:
NOTE: The Dynamic Related List - Single component displays fields from one related object at a time. Displaying AssignedResource and ServiceAppointment fields side by side in a single list requires a custom Lightning component or an alternative page layout strategy.
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