Create Asset Contact Participant records to track all the contact associated with an
asset in the asset’s lifecycle. For example, associate an asset with the technician who repaired
it, with the finance manager who facilitated its sale, and with the sales executive who sold it.
An asset can have multiple contact participants.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
User Permissions Needed
To create Asset Contact Participant records
Claims Management Foundation permission set
OR Service Console for
Manufacturing permission set
The admin can add picklist values for the Stakeholder Role field on the Asset Contact
Participant object in Object Manager.
From the App Launcher, find and select Asset Contact
Participants.
Click New.
Enter a name for the participant.
Search for and select the contact to be linked with the asset.
For Stakeholder Role, select the role of the contact linked with the asset, such as
technician, owner, or finance manager.
Search for and select an asset.
Select Active.
Select a start date and effective end date for the association between the asset and the
account.
For Usage Type, select Manufacturing.
Save your changes.
Use an Actionable Relationship Center graph to visualize the related
stakeholders.
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