Review system behaviors across automated processes when assets lack the mandatory IT
hardware indicator (IsItHardwareAsset = TRUE). Validation enforcement blocks active asset records
that lack hardware tags. This process prevents downstream data corruption and transaction failures across integrated lifecycle services.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service.
Workflow Deficits
Review this matrix for detailed breakdowns of impacted operations and failure
behaviors.
Operational Domain
System Blockage and Failure Behavior
Sourcing and Fulfillment
Blocks users from adding untagged devices to a Fulfillment Order Line Item.
Standard sourcing flows explicitly exclude ineligible hardware records from hard
allocations.
Reclaim and Refresh Automation
Screen flows drop untagged assets from active processing. Evaluating an
unassigned or ineligible owner record causes the processing transaction to roll
back.
Asset Disposal and Compliance
Blocks Asset Managers from linking retired or out-of-service hardware devices to
a Disposal Order Line Item.
Automated Financial Depreciation
Restricts calculations to verified hardware assets. Untagged assets fail to log
final depreciation entries, disrupting book value metrics.
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