Automate Hardware Return Reminders with Service-Level Agreements
Manage IT asset retrievals by setting up automated return schedules driven by
service-level agreement (SLA) milestones. Send targeted notifications across channels to keep
users informed until the hardware returns.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service.
Service-Level Agreement Milestone Operations
SLAs evaluate milestones during each return lifecycle stage. They assess input states and
run target operations until meeting exit criteria:
SLA Stage
Entry Criteria
Exit Criteria
Automated Action
SLA 1: Return Initiation
Return Request Type = "Return Request" AND Status = "Draft"
Status updated to "New"
Sends an immediate warning notification containing embedded Unified Catalog
links.
SLA 2: Return Completion
Status = "New" AND Return Pending
Status updated to "Completed" or "Return Received"
Dispatches recurring shipment or drop-off reminders to the user.
Workflow Rules and Escalations
Multichannel Reminders: Deliver notifications through preferred communication
channels, such as email and Slack, to fit seamlessly into user workflows.
Dynamic Customization: Populate notification templates automatically by using
merge fields for usernames, asset specifications, return instructions, and due dates.
Automatic Escalations: Escalate return records automatically to the manager when
users don’t return hardware within defined thresholds.
Automatic Termination: Stop return reminders immediately when the associated
Return Order (RO) or Service Request (SR) status changes to Completed or Canceled.
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