Secure inventory for specific demand sources before picking physical devices from the stockroom shelf. Soft reservations proactively prevent double-booking while giving your inventory managers time to physically fulfill the request.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service.
User Permissions Needed
Source hardware and create soft reservations
Hardware Asset Management permission set license AND appropriate ITAM role
Before you begin, verify that your Salesforce admin configured the
InventoryReservation and InventoryItemReservation entities. Also make sure
that the admin updated Product Item page layouts to include granular quantity
fields.
When you source hardware, select to reserve any available asset for a soft reservation or a
specific asset for a hard allocation. A soft reservation immediately decrements the
Quantity Available on the Product Item record. This adjustment prevents
other fulfillers from claiming the stock before a serial number is attached.
From the App Launcher, find and select IT Hardware Asset Management.
Select Service Requests.
Select an approved service request.
Select Source Product.
Select a location with the requested asset available.
Select a reservation type for the requested products. To create a hard allocation, select Reserve Specific Asset and find an exact device by serial number or asset tag.
Click Next.
Review the sourcing summary, and reserve the asset.
The local inventory rep must now physically pick the device. Select Add Asset on the fulfillment order line item to transition the soft reservation into a hard allocation.
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