Territory Planning helps you design optimal territories for sales and service teams.
Compare scenarios that help you close gaps in sales and service coverage, distribute the workload
fairly, and maintain balanced territories. You choose the best scenario to establish your
territory model.
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with Web Services API enabled
Territory Planning helps sales and service operations manage and rebalance territories.
Specifically, it helps teams:Review what happens when you import Salesforce data into Territory
Planning.
Stage
What’s Happening Here
Data Import
You import data, such as accounts, leads, opportunities, and cases using Salesforce
reports and queries.
Supplement the data that you import with attributes from external
sources in a CSV file.
Dataset
Territory Planning stores the Salesforce data that you import in datasets. Think of
them as snapshots of your Salesforce data. Each dataset stores as many as 250,000
records.
Models
From your datasets, you create territory models, which we call alignments.
Easily compare alignments, and then optimize them. If you want, further supplement your
alignments with attributes from external sources in a CSV file.
Publish To
You choose where to publish your alignments.
Salesforce Systems
Automate processes that create models, territories, and assignment rules in Sales
Territories.
Plot shape layers based on the territories that you design for Salesforce Maps.
Create and update map-based service territories in the form of polygons in Field
Service.
Update specific Salesforce fields with optimized territory data.
External Systems
Pack your alignment data in CSV files for importing into other systems that your
business relies on.
Align territories with account, user, and critical business data.
Distribute sales opportunities and service requests in an equitable way.
Swiftly optimize territories to meet demands of the changing times and their effects on
staffing levels.
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