Create a Connected Vehicle Eligibility Context Definition
Define the context structure that determines the eligibility of the service process
product. Create a context definition where the nodes and attributes represent the information used
to build and execute the qualification rules procedure. For example, to evaluate the eligibility
of a service process based on product attributes, add the Product object as a node and its fields
as attributes in the context definition.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions.
User Permissions Needed
To create a context definition:
Context Service Admin
AND
Product Catalog Management Designer
Before you begin, enable Context Service in your Salesforce org.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Context Definitions, and
then select Context Definitions.
Click New.
For Name, enter VehicleOwnerAgentContext.
Enter the effective start and end dates for the definition.
To define the relationship between the definition’s nodes, create the definition’s
structure.
Add a node named Agent.
The Agent node contains the
Id
and Department attributes related to a user
based
on which you want to determine the service process product
qualification.
Add a node named Customer.
The Customer node contains the AccountId and CustomerRating attributes related to a
customer account
based
on which you want to determine the service process product qualification.
Rating
is a custom field that the admin adds to the Account object.
Add a node named Catalog.
The Catalog node contains the CatalogId attribute related to the catalog.
To the Catalog node, add a child node named Category.
The Category node contains the ParentReference and CategoryId attributes related to the
category.
To the Category node, add a child node named Category
Product.
The CategoryProduct node contains the ParentReference, IsQualified, Code, Name, Reason,
CatalogId, ParentProductId, ProductId, and Id attributes related to the product.
Click Next.
For each node, select whether an attribute is used as input, output, or both, and select
the data type for each attribute.
Click Next, and add tags for each node and the node’s
attributes.
Tags appear as list variables in versions of the expression sets that are related to
context definitions.
Save the definition.
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