Capture specific asset metadata, such as license details, application name, and hardware
identifiers. Each attribute defines a field on the CI record. You can reuse an attribute across
multiple configuration item types.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Unlimited, Enterprise, and Performance
Editions with Agentforce IT Service that have CMDB and Service Graph enabled.
User Permissions Needed
To create configuration item attributes:
CMDB Admin OR CMDB Standard User
From the App Launcher, find and select CMDB and Service Graph.
In the navigation panel, select Administration, and then select
CMDB.
Click CI Attributes Manager.
Click New CI Attribute and then provide these details.
Field
Description
Name
Name of the attribute. For example, acquisition date, server role, or license
key.
Attribute Set Name
Attribute set that must be linked to this attribute. For example, asset primary
information or network adapter details.
Type
Data type of the attribute. Supported types include integer, boolean, double, text,
picklist, date, and lookup relationship.
Lookup Relationship lets you link a
configuration item attribute to another Salesforce record. Use this type to reference
related business or operational data, such as owners, accounts, or cost centers, without
duplicating information.
API Name
Unique API name of the attribute. For example,
bios_serial_number, cpu_manufacturer, and
installed_software_version.
Mark as Mandatory
Indicates whether the attribute is required for all configuration items using this
attribute.
Mark as Key Attribute
Indicates whether the attribute appears as a key attribute on the CI record. The
key attributes of a CI can be filtered using Show Key Attributes in
a CI record page. For more information on Show Key Attributes, see Configuration Item Record and Tabs.
Save the changes.
The attribute is added under the associated attribute set in the CI Attributes Manager
list.
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