Salesforce Certified Field Service Consultant Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 3

To provide access to the Salesforce Field Service Mobile App, the user's profile must have the Field Service Mobile permission enabled. Updating Public Group membership, assigning a Field Service Mobile License to the user, or modifying the user record would not grant access to the mobile app.

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To perform multi-staged jobs, where the second job can only begin after completion of the first job, two service appointments can be created and linked by setting the Related Service Appointment field on the second service appointment to point to the first one, and setting the Time Dependency field to After Previous. Creating one service appointment with the total duration of the two jobs and assigning two resources would not ensure that the second job starts after the first one. Creating two service appointments and scheduling them to the same resource or creating one service appointment and scheduling it to two different resources would not create a dependency between the jobs.

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The In Jeopardy field on the Service Appointment is a checkbox that indicates whether a service appointment is at risk of late completion based on travel time and service duration calculations. Technicians can update this field using the Field Service Mobile App to alert dispatchers and managers of potential issues. Posting to the Service Appointment Chatter feed, changing the Status field on the Service Appointment, or adjusting the Scheduled End field on the Service Appointment would not indicate that a service appointment is in jeopardy, but would communicate other information such as comments, progress, or rescheduling.

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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 with Products Required, agents and dispatchers can quickly create Work Orders with the appropriate materials. Creating Work Types with Products Consumed or Products Required would not populate products on Work Orders automatically, but would require manual entry or consumption by technicians. Creating Work Types and Locations would not affect products on Work Orders, but would affect scheduling and optimization of service appointments.

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The match territory work rule is used to match service appointments to service resources based on their assigned territories. Deselecting working location primary on the working territories work rule allows considering secondary territories as well as primary territories when matching service appointments to service resources. Removing the match territory work rule would ignore territories when scheduling service appointments. Selecting working location enable primary on the working territories work rule would only consider primary territories when matching service appointments to service resources.

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Polygons are geographic areas that define service territories for scheduling and optimization purposes. The Polygon Assignment Policy determines which polygon in a service territory hierarchy is used to assign service appointments to service resources based on their location or skills.Setting it to the Lowest Level ensures that service appointments are assigned based on the polygon of the child service territory in the hierarchy1.Setting it to the Highest Level would use the polygon of the parent service territory in the hierarchy1. The Territory Assignment Policy determines which territory in a hierarchy is used to filter available resources for scheduling.It does not affect polygon assignment.

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Inventory is used to track product quantities in different locations such as warehouses or vans. Products Consumed are used to report when parts are used by technicians during service appointments and adjust inventory levels accordingly. Mobile Locations are used to track inventory in technicians' vans or trucks using geolocation data from their mobile devices. Warehouse Locations are used to track inventory in fixed locations such as warehouses or depots using address data from their records. Products Required are used to request products from inventory for a service appointment, but do not ensure that technicians report when parts are used.

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Field History Tracking on Assets allows tracking location and status changes in the lifecycle of a specific component in a customer's install base by recording the date, time, nature, and user of each change. A Work Order related list on Assets would show the work orders associated with an asset, but not the location and status changes of the asset. A custom installation date field on Products Consumed would show when a product was installed, but not the subsequent changes in the asset lifecycle. A Product related list on Assets would show the products related to an asset, but not the location and status changes of the asset.

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