Increase the likelihood of your sales teams meeting and exceeding their targets using
assignment methods and priorities for accounts, leads, opportunities, and other records. Assign
records based on rules, boundaries, and manual methods in Legacy Sales Planning.
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning Experience
Available for an additional cost in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with Sales Planning in English only, and only if you have Web Services API enabled
Specify the Kinds of Records to Assign Determine which records to assign throughout your hierarchy such as accounts, contacts, and leads in Legacy Sales Planning.
Create Rules for Record Assignments Distribute records to reps based on their areas of responsibility, such as industry, locale, and number of employees. Assign records using rules and criteria that you define in Legacy Sales Planning.
Assign Groups of Records for Segmentation Define an assignment strategy that groups records into right-sized business units in Legacy Sales Planning. For example, split records into groups of high-revenue accounts for your enterprise sales team and all others for your midmarket sales team.
Assign Boundaries to Your Reps Keep reps focused on the records that fall within the boundaries that they own. Assign boundaries such as countries, states, or postal codes to your reps in Legacy Sales Planning.
Control Assignments Manually Respect established relationships between reps and their customers, and account for special situations when you assign specific records with intention in Legacy Sales Planning.
Show Specific Details when Assigning Records Make informed decisions about assignments when you include the most relevant details in your list views. Add columns that show specific fields based on your assignment objects in Legacy Sales Planning.
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