Configure the object schema for supported Briefings objects and generate a
metadata cache to make the relevant objects available in the Life Sciences Cloud Mobile app. The
mobile app uses on-device text-to-speech capability, powered by Kokoro, to generate
personalized, up-to-date audio briefings for your users.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Life Sciences Cloud, Life
Sciences Cloud for Customer Engagement, Agentforce for LifeSciences Cloud, Einstein
GPT Prompt Builder, and Einstein GPT Platform Add-on licenses, and the Life Sciences
Customer Engagement managed package.
Audio files are created and stored on the device, organized as a playlist in the
same order as the field user's visit schedule for the day. Field users can listen to these
briefings via the built-in audio player in the mobile app. The playlist is updated during
the next sync when new audio files are available.
Each audio file has an effective end
date, after which it is automatically removed. This date is defined in the object metadata
cache configuration for the associated Presentation Content record.
Configure the
object metadata cache for these objects:
Object
Type
Sync
where Clause
Presentation Content
Data
Unidirectional
(EffectiveStartDate = NULL OR EffectiveStartDate <= TODAY) AND
EffectiveEndDate >= TODAY AND (TargetUserId = '{USER.ID}' OR TargetUserId = NULL)
AND (TerritoryId = '{USER.TERRITORYID}' OR TerritoryId = NULL)
Presentation Content Usage Summary
Data
Bidirectional
UserId = '{USER.ID}' AND PresentationContentId IN ( SELECT Id FROM
PresentationContent WHERE (EffectiveStartDate = NULL OR EffectiveStartDate <=
TODAY) AND (EffectiveEndDate >= TODAY OR EffectiveEndDate = NULL) AND (TargetUserId
= '{USER.ID}' OR TargetUserId = NULL) AND (TerritoryId = '{USER.TERRITORYID}' OR
TerritoryId = NULL) )
Presentation Content Definition Assignment
Configuration
Unidirectional
IsActive = true
Presentation Content Definition
Configuration
Bidirectional
NA
Note After you create these configurations, generate a metadata cache. The metadata cache
downloads the required objects so users can access their audio briefings even in areas with
limited network coverage, and ensures the mobile app accesses the latest metadata
definitions, including any schema changes for supported objects.
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