After creating service resources, extend them with skills, appointment sharing, and
engagement channels. These features control which appointments a resource is eligible for, how
resources are matched to work types, and how appointment access is managed.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
Create Skills: Define expertise areas such as "Wealth Manager" or "Mortgage Specialist" so
you can match service resources to appointment types that require specific knowledge or
certifications. Skills are used with the Match Skills scheduling policy rule. See Create Skills.
Share Appointments with Assigned Resources: Automatically share newly created service
appointments with all assigned service resources so they have the permissions to view and
manage their appointments. Required for service resources who don't create their own
appointments, such as those booked by customer care representatives or guest users. See
Share Service Appointments with Assigned Service Resources.
Configure Engagement Channel Types: Define communication channels such as phone, video,
and in-person so the scheduling engine can filter resources by the channels they support.
Requires shifts to be enabled. Territory managers and service resources add channels to
shifts to define per-channel availability. See Engagement Channel Types.
Note When the Engagement Channel Type
preference is enabled, the Engagement Channel name must match the Interaction Type. When
scheduling interactions through the API, provide both the Engagement Channel Type ID and
the Interaction Type in the request.
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