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          Give Contractor Service Resources Access to the Field Service Mobile App

          Give Contractor Service Resources Access to the Field Service Mobile App

          The way you track contract work in Salesforce depends on how you want to track capacity, assign appointments, exchange data with contractors, and give them access to the Field Service mobile app. Follow these simple steps to add contractors to your database and give them the access they need.

          Create an Account and Contacts

          Create an account that represents the contractor, something like Widget Corporation Contracting. Then create contacts linked to the account. Create at least one contact for the contractor manager. If other contractors need access to Experience Builder sites, create contacts for each user.

          Set up Access and Permissions

          Depending on the licenses that your organization purchased, you can assign contractors the Customer Community Plus or Partner Community license. If both license types are available, partner licenses are ideal for users who are engaged in sales or distribution with your company. Community licenses are required to access Experience Cloud sites.

          Assign the Field Service Scheduling permission set license so that the user can be included in scheduling. Assign the Field Service Mobile permission set license to users that need access to the Field Service mobile app. Then, create a user profile for contractors (recommended) and configure their object permissions.

          Log In Faster with Deep Links

          Use deep linking to automatically set the login URL and streamline the onboarding process for contractors. Users simply click the link and enter their login credentials to access the Field Service mobile app faster without typing a long URL.

          For example, use the supplied URL to add a connection to a server.. This example the server is saved to the Change Server list. Give users quick access by eliminating the need for repeated login attempts: com.salesforce.fieldservice://v1/login/<server_name>/<server_url>.

          This example sets the login URI, sends users directly to https://my.site.come/contractor/login, and saves the login record in the Change Server list as employee: com.salesforce.fieldservice://v1/login/employee/my.site.com/contractor/login

          For optimal deep linking to the Field Service mobile app:

          • Create a user-friendly name to identify the server, like <server_name>.
          • Avoid spaces, punctuation, and characters other than letters or numbers, especially if workers must log in to multiple sites.
          • Don’t include http or https when specifying the URL.
          • Test your link before sharing, because not all apps support clicking links that other than http.

          Granting Access and Permissions to Contractors

          To give your mobile workforce access to the Field Service mobile app, set them up with the right user license and permissions.

          Required Editions

          Available in: both Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning Experience
          The Field Service core features, managed package, and mobile app are available in Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions.
          User Permissions Needed
          To grant access to contractors Customize Application
          1. Assign the Field Service user license to the user.
          2. Create a Field Service permission set.
            1. From Setup, enter Permission Sets in the Quick Find box, then select Permission Sets.
            2. Click New.
            3. Select the appropriate Field Service Mobile license for your contractor from the picklist, whether that’s Customer Community Plus or Partner Community
            4. Click Save.
            5. Click System Permissions, then click Edit.
            6. Select the Field Service Standard and Field Service Mobile system permissions.
            7. Click Save.
          3. Customize the permission set’s object permissions by clicking Object Settings, then click an object’s name to modify its permissions.
          4. Assign the permission set to your mobile app users:
            1. Click Manage Assignments, and then click Add Assignments.
            2. Select all users who need the app permission set.
            3. Click Assign.
          5. Make sure the user has the API Enabled system permission set enabled. This permission set is assigned from either the user profile or other permission set which includes the API Enabled system permission.
            1. Click System Permissions.
            2. Click Edit.
            3. Select API Enabled.
            4. Click Save.
           
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