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          Location Usage Types

          Location Usage Types

          Manage IT Hardware Asset Management inventory models seamlessly within a single Salesforce org. Defining the inventory model at the location level makes sure you use consistent logic for all workspace items.

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          Available in: Lightning Experience
          Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions with Agentforce IT Service.

          This centralized approach reduces maintenance and prevents user errors.

          The location-level usage type governs inventory rollups, product transfers, and system behaviors. This configuration maintains a strict audit trail across automated asset transitions.

          • Location Usage Types
            Define your inventory model directly at the location level to manage your IT Asset Management (ITAM) framework. A centralized location model ensures consistent data logic for all stored items. This centralized approach simplifies inventory transfers, reduces configuration maintenance, and prevents user errors.
          • Configure Locations for Asset-Based Tracking
            Configure locations for asset-based tracking to manage internal IT assets directly without relying on serialized product models. Defining the inventory model at the location level makes sure you use consistent tracking logic and simplifies transfer workflows.
          • Considerations for Location Usage Types
            Define the inventory model at the location level to maintain consistent logic and prevent data corruption. Review these rules and validations before managing location usage types.
           
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