To apply similar rules or configurations across different teams, geographies, or
products with only small changes, create a custom generic template. When you create a custom
generic sample limit template, you clone the generic sample limit template provided by Life
Sciences Customer Engagement. Your custom generic template includes the default generic template’s
rules and conditions.
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.
User Permissions Needed
To create custom generic sample limit templates:
Life Sciences Commercial Admin permission set
From the App Launcher, find and select Admin Console.
Select Sample Limits.
Select Sample Limit Templates, and then click
New.
Enter a unique label and API name for the template.
Enter a priority number for the template.
The priority determines which template takes precedence when multiple templates apply to
the same sample disbursement.
To determine what happens when sample limits are violated, select the limit enforcement
type.
To block additional disbursements, select Error.
To enable sales reps to decide whether to continue with the disbursement or not, select
Warning.
To make the template available for product assignments, select
Active.
Save your changes.
After you create your template, you can assign the template to products and run jobs to apply
sample limit rules to accounts and products.
Note Initializing sample limits doesn't create new sample limit records when accounts have
existing limits from a custom generic template with a higher priority. To create new sample
limit records for the account, add another custom generic template with a higher priority and
initialize it.
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