The Salesforce Scheduler Setup app provides all the Salesforce Scheduler resources in
one place (in the form of object tabs) and makes it easier for administrators to create,
configure, and manage those resources. Assign the Salesforce Scheduler Setup app to the user
profile of your admin who will create and manage Salesforce Scheduler resources.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience.
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
User Permissions Needed
To view apps:
View Setup and Configuration
To manage apps:
Customize Application
Ensure that the Salesforce Scheduler admin profiles in your org have access to the
Salesforce Scheduler Setup app.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter App Manager, and then
select App Manager.
In Lightning Experience App Manager, click the dropdown arrow next to Salesforce
Scheduler Setup, and then select Edit.
In App Settings, click User Profiles.
Move the desired user profiles to Selected Profiles and save the changes.
From the App Launcher, find and open the Salesforce Scheduler Setup app.
By default, the Salesforce Scheduler Setup app includes these tabs:
Salesforce Scheduler Setup Assistant
Service Territories
Service Resources
Work Type Groups
Work Types
Operating Hours
Service Appointments
Tip If you can’t see an object tab, ensure that the tab visibility for that
object is set to Default On in your user profile.
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