To assign a warranty term to a product or product family, create a product warranty
term. The standard warranty terms assigned to a product or product family apply to all assets for
that product or product family.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
User Permissions Needed
To create and update Product Warranty Terms:
Warranty Lifecycle Management permission set
From a Warranty Term record, on the Product Warranty Terms related list of the Related tab,
click New.
To change the warranty term, specify a Warranty Term.
To associate the warranty term with a product or product family, specify the Covered
Product or Covered Product Family.
For each Product Warranty Term record, you can associate a warranty term to either a
product or a product family.
Save your changes.
Example
The warranty manager at Thomas Railways Equipment, Inc., a manufacturer, defines a warranty term
called Pneumatic Drill Standard Warranty. To assign the Pneumatic Drill product and the
Underwater Drills family to warranty term, she creates two product warranty terms with the
following details:
Product Warranty Term 1
Warranty Term: Pneumatic Drill Standard Warranty
Covered Product: Pneumatic Drill
Product Warranty Term 2
Warranty Term: Pneumatic Drill Standard Warranty
Covered Product Family: Underwater Drills
The warranty term is assigned to all assets for the Pneumatic Drill product and for the
products under the Underwater Drills product family.
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