Protect subscription tracking and multi-domain data integrity by enforcing hardware
validation across your asset clouds. Tag active records by using the
IsItHardwareAsset field to prevent background processes from impacting non-IT
asset classes. Turn on global enforcement only after auditing your data, as batch failures
automatically block lifecycle operations across sourcing, reclamation, disposal, and
depreciation.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service.
Asset Eligibility Framework Review the central Asset Eligibility Framework before turning on hardware validation. This framework protects subscription tracking and multi-domain data integrity. It provides isolation between co-existing asset clouds to prevent automated operations from affecting non-IT asset classes.
Asset Eligibility Enforcement Workflow Impacts 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.
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