Salesforce Certified Field Service Consultant Practice Test - Questions Answers

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.

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Service Territories are used to group resources and service appointments based on geographic areas or other criteria. The recommended limit for service appointments per territory per day is 500 for optimal performance and user experience.

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A custom Price Book allows different prices for the same products in different markets. A standard Price Book has the same prices for all markets. Pricing rules are not available for Field Service Lightning.

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The Products Consumed section on the Work Order allows the technician to record the products used and adjust the inventory levels of their van stock. The Product Item Transactions Related List on the Product Item shows the history of product movements, but does not allow recording new transactions. The Work Order Line Item associated with the completed Work Order shows the products required, but not the products used. The Product Request Line Item associated with the Product shows the products requested, but not the products consumed.

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Work Order Line Items can be used to link to specific Assets within an Asset Hierarchy that represents a Bill of Materials (BoM). Work Order Line Items can also be used to create a hierarchy of tasks that need to be performed in a sequence. Standard Reports do not show Parent and Root Work Order Line Items within Work Orders by Customer. Work Order Line Items do not automatically inherit the hierarchy of Assets attached to Work Order.

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Work types can be used to assign associated articles to work orders, which can be accessed offline by technicians using the Field Service Mobile App. The Salesforce Mobile App does not have deep linking to the Field Service Mobile App. Creating a custom Mobile App that syncs articles based on service appointment assignments is not necessary and would require additional development and maintenance. Writing a workflow that associates articles to work orders based on a picklist on the work order is not recommended and would not ensure offline access.

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The Exclude Technician from Geolocation Tracking permission allows disabling geolocation tracking for specific service resources by assigning them a permission set with this permission. Setting the Geolocation Update Frequency field to zero for contractors would not disable geolocation tracking, but would make it update less frequently. Unchecking the Geocoding field on the Contractor's profile or the Collect Service Resource Geolocation History field in Field Service Mobile Settings would not affect geolocation tracking, as these are not related settings.

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Excluded Resources are used to prevent certain service resources from being assigned to specific accounts or locations based on customer feedback or preferences. Assigning the Technician to a new Service Territory would affect all their service appointments, not just those for that Customer. Removing the Technician as a Preferred Resource would not prevent them from being assigned to that Customer, but would lower their priority. Creating a new Work Order Validation Rule would not affect the scheduling or optimization of service appointments, but would only validate data entry on work orders.

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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.

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