Set Up Regulatory Compliance and Automated Violations
Create the regulatory codes your inspections check against, define the compliance
statuses that represent a failure, and associate codes with questions. Inspections then generate
Regulatory Code Violation records automatically.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
Available in orgs where Field Service and Discovery Framework are
enabled.
User Permissions Needed
To create regulatory codes and define compliance statuses:
Customize Application
To create and edit flows:
Manage Flows
Set up Data
Capture. Confirm that the regulatory code and violation objects are available in
your org.
Create the regulatory codes that your inspections check against.
Give each code a name, subject, description, and type, specify its effective dates, and
select a regulatory authority. See Create Regulatory Code Records.
Define the compliance statuses, and mark the ones that represent a failure as
violating.
From Setup, open Object Manager, and select
Inspection Assessment Indicator.
Select Fields, and then open the Assessment
Question Status field.
In Assessment Question Status Picklist Values, add or remove the statuses that your
inspections use.
Edit a status, and then select Violation to mark it as
violating.
When you build the form, associate each question with the regulatory code it checks
against. See Build Forms
with Question Sets.
Prime the regulatory codes and reference data for offline use with Briefcase
Builder.
Test sync and search performance for your data volume before rollout. See Briefcase Builder.
Test an inspection in the Field Service mobile app.
Complete the form, set a violating compliance status on a question, and submit. Confirm
that Salesforce creates a Regulatory Code Violation record for each question that has a
violating status.
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