Get visibility into the key moments in the lifecycle of contacts, accounts, and assets
by using the Events and Milestones component. Capture key information about each event or
milestone, identify upcoming engagements, initiate timely actions, and plan business
processes.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
Use the Events and Milestones component to get a comprehensive view of these events and
milestones.
Customize Icons for Asset Milestones in Manufacturing Cloud Choose icons for the life event types, business milestone types, or asset milestone types that you create, or replace the default icons with your own icons. For example, if you create an asset milestone type for Critical Repair, use the icon of a wrench to denote the milestone.
Add the Events and Milestones Component to Asset, Account, and Contact Record Pages To display asset milestones, life events, or business milestones on the Asset, Contact, or Account record page, add the Events and Milestones component to the page. Configure the visibility of the component and hide the event and milestone types that you don’t want users to see. When you hide an event or milestone type, it doesn’t appear on the component until you add an event or milestone of that type.
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