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Tracking the location details for a service organization

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Tracking the location details for a service organization

By tracking and capturing the location details for a service organization, you can provide Field Service Management, Walk-up Experience, and appointment booking capabilities.

Important: Some table and field labels have been changed across recent releases. For a mapping of former labels to current labels, see Service Model Foundation renamed Entities.

Overview of service organization

You can provide Field Service Management, Walk-up Experience, and appointment booking capabilities through the service organization data model by capturing the Location (cmn_location) table details.

Note: You must activate the service organization (com.snc.service_organization) plugin before you can track the location details for a service organization.

Location field

On the Service Organization form, use the Location field to specify the organization’s geographical location (cmn_location). The cmn_location on the service organization is synchronized with the address fields, but the address fields on the service organization aren’t synchronized with the cmn_location. This arrangement makes it a one-way synchronization. The cmn_location is associated with the service organization in a two-way, one-to-one relationship.

Note: Changes to the cmn_location record don’t update the address fields on the service organization.

The address fields on the service organization record that are synchronized with the location (cmn_location) include:

  • Street

  • City

  • State

  • Country

  • Zip / Postal Code

  • Latitude

  • Longitude

Note: With the base system, the Location fields don’t appear on the form or list views. If the location field on the service organization isn’t defined, an on-demand script is shipped with the base system. The script generates the cmn_location record from the address fields.

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