Entitlements are units of customer support in Salesforce, such as “phone support” or
“web support”. Set up entitlements in your Salesforce org to help support reps determine whether
a customer is eligible for support.
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Enable Entitlements Enable entitlements in your Salesforce org to help support reps deliver the correct service level to your customers.
Customize Entitlements Customize entitlement fields and page layouts based on your business needs and how your support reps work.
Give Users Access to Entitlement Management After you set up entitlement management, make sure that users have the appropriate user permissions, field access, and tab access.
Report on Entitlements Use custom report types to define report criteria that users can use to run and create reports on entitlements, service contracts, and contract line items.
Create Custom Reports with the Case Milestones Report Type Create custom reports for cases with or without milestones from scratch to suit your business needs with the Case Milestones report type. This report type helps you generate reports related to case milestone fields, enabling you to track and analyze SLA violations and entitlements efficiently. This report type also helps you analyze how an SLA has performed in the past, so you can make decisions more easily.
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