Set up soft reservations to reserve inventory for upcoming jobs without immediately
deducting stock. Soft reservations help you track planned usage and confirm that items are
available when work begins.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service.
User Permissions Needed
To set up and manage inventory reservations:
Customize Application
Assign the necessary permission sets to your admins and reps so they can access reservation
features.
Configure Product Item Field Layouts
To prevent manual overrides of stock levels during reservation, set quantity-related
fields to read only on serialized Product Item layouts. For non-serialized products, keep
quantity-related fields editable so inventory managers can adjust inventory
numbers.
From Setup, select Object Manager and select
Product Item.
Select Page Layouts, and select a layout for serialized
products.
Open the properties for Quantity Allocated,
Quantity Damaged, and Quantity On
Hold.
Select Read-Only, and select
OK.
Click Save.
Update Fulfillment Order Line Item Layouts
Add these fields to the Fulfillment Order Line Item page layout to track reservation
status.
From Setup, select Object Manager and select
Fulfillment Order Product.
Select Page Layouts and select the layout you want to
edit.
Drag the Quantity Fulfilled, Quantity
Remaining, and Soft Reservation Status fields from
the palette onto your layout.
Click Save.
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