Select a New Default Context Definition for Workforce Scheduling
Workforce Scheduling provides an out-of-the-box context definition for its scheduling
use cases. If you extend this context definition for your business context, use Salesforce Go to
update the default context definition for Workforce Scheduling.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
User Permissions Needed
To update the default context definition:
Workforce Scheduling Admin
Before you begin, configure and activate your extended context definition. To activate the
definition, it must have a default mapping.
In Salesforce Go, search for Object Mapping. On the
Object Mapping for Workforce Scheduling card, click
Manage.
Next to Map Object Data with Service Appointments, click
Manage.
In the Context Definition field, replace the current value with the
name of your extended context definition, select the matching result, and click
Save.
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