Create a Product Service Campaign Group Definition Partner
Specify information about the coordinating partner, such as a supplier or a distributor,
that needs to be communicated regarding a particular product service campaign.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions.
User Permissions Needed
To create and update Product Service Campaign Group Definition Partners
Product Service Campaign permission set
Make sure your admin has added pick-list values for the Type field.
From the App Launcher, find and select Product Service Campaign Group Definition
Partners.
Click New.
The name of the record is automatically populated.
Provide values for these fields.
Product Service Campaign Group Definition
The product service campaign group definition associated with the product service
campaign group definition partner.
Related Record
The associated product service campaign definition and product service campaign group
definition cause records.
Type
The role of the partner.
Manufacturer
Importer
Supplier
Seller
Dealer
Account
The associated account of the partner.
Engagement Channel Type
The channel of communication with the partner.
Snail Mail
Email
Phone
Website
Point Of Contact
The point of contact for the partner.
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