Set Up a Service Territory for Advanced Therapy Management
A service territory is a location or region where a work is performed by a service
resource. In Advanced Therapy Management, service territories are the locations where a work
procedure, such as Cell and Gene Therapy, takes place.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health Cloud
or Life Sciences Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To create Service Territory records:
Create, Read, Edit, Delete on Service Territory records
Set up operating hours to represent the hours in which the service territory is active.
First create a parent service territory for the work procedure organization where
the work procedure is performed. Then, create service territories for the locations where work
procedure steps such as apheresis, manufacturing, and infusion are performed.
From the App Launcher, find and select Service Territories.
Click New.
Enter a name for the service territory. For example, Goodly Healthification Cell and Gene
Therapy Center.
Select the hours during which the service territory is operational.
Select Active.
Click Save & New.
Enter a name for the service territory. For example, Goodly Healthification Apheresis
Center.
Select the parent service territory to indicate where the work procedure is performed.
Select a parent service territory only if you’re creating service territories for work types.
Select the hours during which the service territory is operational.
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