Salesforce Field-Service-Consultant Salesforce Certified Field Service Consultant (SU24) Exam Practice Test

Use all-or-none scheduling for related appointments is a setting in Field Service Settings that enables or disables the simultaneous scheduling of service appointments that have dependencies[232]. Dependency Type is a field on the Service Appointment object that defines the relationship between two service appointments such as Start After Finish, Start Before Finish, or Finish Before Start[233]. Same Resource and Same Day are fields on the Service Appointment object that indicate whether two service appointments with dependencies should be assigned to the same resource and scheduled on the same day[234]. Selecting the checkbox Use all-or-none scheduling for related appointments in Field Service Settings, setting the Dependency Type to Start After Finish and Same Day on the first service appointment in the dependency, and making sure the Same Resource and Same Day fields appear on the Service Appointments page layout would allow Universal Containers to ensure that a customer makes one appointment for the sales department, and another appointment for the service department, that should be handled on the same day, but should be created as separate appointments, where the Technician must complete one appointment before starting the next, and that these two appointments are scheduled together and in sequence by enabling simultaneous scheduling of dependent service appointments, defining the order and timing of the service appointments, and ensuring that the service appointments are assigned to the same resource and scheduled on the same day[235]. Creating a dependency between the two appointments and setting the start times to be the same would not work because it would not ensure that one appointment is completed before starting the next. Adding the Complex Work Visualforce page to the Service Appointments page would not work because it is not a feature of Salesforce Field Service. References: &type=5 &type=5 &type=5

Match Boolean is an optimization criterion that prioritizes matching service appointments with resources based on boolean fields such as certifications or preferences[139]. Using Match Boolean in the Scheduling Policy would allow Universal Containers to ensure that Service Appointments are only assigned to Active Resources by creating a boolean field on the service resource object such as Active Resource and setting it to true or false depending on their status. Match Fields is an optimization criterion that prioritizes matching service appointments with resources based on fields such as skills or territories[140]. Preferred Resources is an optimization criterion that prioritizes assigning service appointments to resources who have previously completed similar work orders or who are preferred by customers[141]. Required Resources is an optimization criterion that prioritizes assigning service appointments to resources who are explicitly required by customers or dispatchers[142]. References: &type=5 &type=5 &type=5 &type=5

This option allows automatically associating certain products to Work Orders based on the work type selected, and generating Work Order Line Items for those products. References: &type=5

These two objects are required when configuring an optimization job, as they define the scope and the criteria for the optimization process. References: &type=5

This option allows automatically associating certain products to Work Orders based on the work type selected, and generating Work Order Line Items for those products. References: &type=5

Updating the Resource as not available allows marking a resource as unavailable for a specific time period due to sickness, vacation, or other reasons[27. Selecting the affected Service Appointments and pressing “Schedule” allows rescheduling multiple service appointments at once based on predefined criteria such as travel time or priority[28. Dragging and dropping the Service Appointments to other available Resources and running Optimization would reschedule service appointments manually and then run an optimization process that could override the manual changes[29. Asking the Customer Service Rep to call the customers and manually re-schedule for another day would not use the scheduling features of Field Service and could result in customer dissatisfaction or missed service level agreements. Changing the Scheduling Policy to “High Intensity” and activating the Background Optimization process would change the optimization criteria for all service appointments and run an optimization process in the background that could take a long time to complete[30. References: &type=5 &type=5 &type=5 &type=5

Maintenance Plans are records that define recurring work orders for preventive maintenance such as inspections or tune-ups[188]. Auto-generate Work Orders is a setting that enables or disables the automatic generation of work orders from maintenance plans[189]. Generation Timeframe is a setting that defines how often work orders should be generated from maintenance plans such as daily, weekly, or monthly[190]. Generation Horizon is a setting that defines how far in advance work orders should be generated from maintenance plans such as 7 days or 30 days[191]. Auto-generating Work Orders with a 14 day Generation Timeframe and a 14 day Generation Horizon would allow Universal Containers to automatically generate Work Orders 14 days before the next suggested maintenance date by creating work orders from maintenance plans every 14 days within 14 days of their scheduled date. Associating a Required Skill called Site Visit to a Maintenance Plan would not affect how far in advance work orders are generated from maintenance plans. Required Skills are fields on the maintenance plan object that indicate which skills are needed for performing preventive maintenance[192]. Associating a Work Type called Site Visit to a Maintenance Plan would not affect how far in advance work orders are generated from maintenance plans. Work Types are records that define the standard tasks and duration for a specific type of work[193]. References: &type=5 &type=5

This configuration can be used to brand the Salesforce Field Service mobile app by uploading a custom logo image that appears on the app’s login screen and navigation bar. References: &type=5

User Territories are records that associate users with service territories for sharing purposes[90]. Creating a new user territory associated with the Service Territory and dispatcher would allow giving access to all relevant Midwest records by linking them with their corresponding service territory[91]. Configuring and running the User Territory Sharing Job in Field Service Settings would allow updating sharing rules based on user territories automatically at regular intervals such as daily or weekly[92]. Assigning a new user territory and adding each of the assigned service resources would not give access to all relevant Midwest records

Work Types are templates that define the duration, skills, and products required for a work order or work order line item. By creating Work Types and Skill Requirements for Install, Break-fix, and Inspections, Universal Containers can standardize creation of Work Orders with the correct skills and estimated time to completion. Work Order Record Types for Break-fix, Install, and Inspection would allow creating different page layouts and picklist values for different types of work orders, but not define skills and duration. Work Type Line Items for Install, Break-fix, and Inspections would allow creating templates for work order line items, but not work orders. Work Order custom fields to define Install, Break-fix, and Inspections would allow capturing additional information for different types of work orders, but not define skills and duration. References: &type=5 &type=5 &type=5

These two ways should be recommended to track these inventory requirements in Salesforce, as they allow specifying which products are needed for work orders or work order line items and updating the inventory accordingly. References: &type=5

This option allows tracking the work performed for each asset separately and associating it with a work order and a service appointment. References: &type=5

Serialized inventory allows tracking individual product items by serial number, which is useful for traceability from factory to customer sites. Unsterilized inventory allows tracking product quantities without serial numbers, which is suitable for disposable kits that are not reused or returned. Creating both products and kits as serialized or unsterilized inventory would not meet the requirement of traceability for products and disposability for kits. References: &type=5 &type=5

Operating Hours define when service resources are available for work and when customers can book appointments. The Time Slots for Appointment Booking setting determines how operating hours are divided into time slots that can be assigned to service appointments. The Maintenance Plan for the Account or the Due Date of the Service Appointment do not affect operating hours, but are used to generate and schedule recurring work orders. References: &type=5 &type=5

This option allows generating a report in the customer’s language by selecting the language from a picklist field on the work order record. References: &type=5

This scheduling policy prioritizes customer service preferences over other factors, such as travel time or resource availability. References: &type=5

This option allows tracking the work performed for each asset separately and associating it with a work order and a service appointment. References: &type=5

Pinned statuses prevent service appointments from being rescheduled or unscheduled by scheduling and optimization services3. Status transitions define the valid status changes for service appointments based on business rules. References: 3 &type=5 &type=5

This option allows handling unplanned service during times of severe weather by creating a policy that overrides the existing scheduling policy and using a wizard to reschedule service appointments based on the emergency policy. References: &type=5

Working Location Enable Primary is a setting on the Working Territories work rule that defines whether resources should be matched with service appointments based on their primary territory only or any territory they belong to[186]. Match Territory is a work rule that defines whether resources should be matched with service appointments based on their territories[187]. Selecting Working Location Enable Primary on the Working Territories Work Rule and including the Match Territory Work Rule would allow Universal Containers’ scheduling policy to look at both primary and secondary service territories by enabling matching resources with service appointments based on any territory they belong to and prioritizing matching resources with service appointments based on their territories. Removing the Match Territory Work Rule would not allow Universal Containers’ scheduling policy to look at both primary and secondary service territories because it would disable matching resources with service appointments based on their territories. Deselecting Working Location Enable Primary on the Working Territories Work Rule would not affect Universal Containers’ scheduling policy because it is already deselected by default. References: &type=5 &type=5