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Mobile App Configuration for Activity Timeline
Make Activity Timeline available on the Life Sciences Cloud mobile app and give your mobile app users access activity-related data by configuring the required objects.
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Make Activity Timeline available on the Life Sciences Cloud mobile app and give your mobile app users access activity-related data by configuring the required objects.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Life Sciences Cloud, Life Sciences Cloud for Customer Engagement Add-on license, and the Life Sciences Customer Engagement managed package. |
To enable Activity Timeline in the mobile app, create these object metadata cache configurations.
| Object | Type |
|---|---|
| Assessment Task | Data |
| Inquiry | Data |
| LifeScience | Data |
| Survey Response | Data |
| Visit | Data |
Create object metadata cache configurations for related objects that are required for Activity Timeline features on mobile but don’t appear as activities in the timeline.
| Object | Type |
|---|---|
| Presentation | Data |
| Product Disbursement | Data |
| Provider Visit | Data |
| Provider Visit Product Detailing | Data |
After you create these configurations, generate metadata cache. This step is important because it makes sure that the mobile app accesses the latest metadata definitions, including any schema changes for supported objects.

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