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          Selecting the Asset-Based Ordering Implementation

          Selecting the Asset-Based Ordering Implementation

          Asset-based ordering uses Vlocity interfaces and implementations.

          Clicking the Submit Order button triggers the ABOAssetInterface implementation.

          Salesforce provides two implementations:

          • DefaultABOAssetImplementation: The asset is updated and the provisioning status becomes active. This implementation does not create two asset records.

          • RetireABOAssetImplementation: The current asset is replaced by a new asset. The old asset has the provisioning status retired, and the new asset has the provisioning status active. This implementation always creates more than one asset record.

          You can also create your own implementation.

          Tip
          Tip

          The FieldMapperInterface is triggered when copying a set of fields on one object to a mapped set of fields on another object. Field Mapper is central to the asset-based ordering process. See Map Fields for Asset-Based Ordering.

          To set the asset-based ordering implementation:

          1. Go to the Interface Implementations tab.
          2. From the View picklist, select All.
          3. Click Go.
            ABOAssetInterface
          4. Click ABOAssetInterface.
          5. Next to the appropriate implementation, click Edit.
            Interface Implementation Detail Edit
          6. On the Interface Implementation Detail Edit page, select Active.
          7. Click Save.
           
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