Let’s say that you notice a product shortfall for one of the visits you’ve scheduled.
You can request someone within the range of 50 miles
(80.47
km) to 5000 miles (8047 km) to transfer some
inventory to make up for the shortfall.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited editions
with Health Cloud or Life Sciences Cloud
User Permissions
Needed
To create Transfer Requests
“View All Records” on Product Fulfillment Locations
“View All Records” on
Product Availability Projections
“Create” on Product
Transfers
“Create” on Product Requests
“Read” on Products
“Read”
on Locations
“Read” on Addresses
Run Flows
Manage
Users
To edit Transfer Requests
“View All Records” on Product Fulfillment Locations
“View All Records” on
Product Availability Projections
Click
for the row with the shortfall, and click Request Transfer.
Select the location you want to request inventory from and click
Next.
Select a transfer date, enter a quantity, and click Done.
Note When you send someone a transfer request, that person receives a Chatter post as a
notification. Chatter posts are also added when someone changes the status of a request by
accepting, rejecting, or marking the request as received.
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