Automate Return Reminders with Service-Level Agreement Tracking
The asset reclamation and return workflow helps IT departments track hardware items
returned by users during offboarding or device refresh cycles. Salesforce admins can configure
service-level agreement (SLA) policies and multichannel notification templates to automate
employee return reminders across email.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service.
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.
Set Up Service-Level Agreement Policies for IT Service Management Set up service-level agreement (SLA) policies to define service level expectations. SLA policies track resolution targets and ensure consistent support response times for users in IT Service Management.
Configure OOTB Notification Templates Configure organizational return parameters, define multichannel communication templates, and map service-level agreement (SLA) tracking criteria. Setting up automation rules makes sure that the system accurately calculates tracking milestones and delivers notifications when hardware returns delay.
Create and Activate Return Order SLA Policies Set resolution targets, streamline hardware intake, and manage asset reclamation deadlines with Return Order service-level agreement (SLA) policies.
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