Use General Settings in the Admin Console to configure core behaviors and views for the
Affiliations tab on an account record page. These settings control aspects such as the creation of
reverse affiliations and how the affiliation type, hard or soft, is determined. The settings also
manage the visibility of the network graph view, and the fields used for uniqueness
validation.
Required Editions
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.
From the App Launcher, find and select Admin Console.
Select Account Management, and then select
Affiliations.
For Apply Settings To, select whether you want to apply the settings to all the profiles in your org or to a specific profile.
To apply the settings to all the profiles in your org, select SOrg
Default.
To apply the settings to a specific profile in your org, select
Profile.
Under General Settings, configure these settings as needed.
Disable reverse: Select to disable the creation of reverse provider affiliation
records.
Set affiliation type for provider affiliations: Select to set the affiliation type as Soft
or Hard for provider affiliation records based on predefined criteria in
HardAffiliationHandler trigger. If the trigger is enabled, it updates the affiliation type
field according to its logic; otherwise, the user-selected value is retained.
Note Admins must enable this trigger in the setup.
Enable network view: Select to enable the network view on the affiliation tab.
Provider Affiliation Unique Field Set: Select the field set from the Provider Affiliation
object that includes a combination of values to uniquely identify a provider affiliation
record based on predefined criteria in the AffiliationUniquenessGenericHandler trigger.
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