Month: October 2018

Assigning Territories to Opportunities can be done manually, but there is an option by which you can automate this process. This blog post is all about writing Apex class to automate the Territory assignment to Opportunity record.Before I start explaining the Apex code, let me explain two important objects -Territory2Type: This represents the category of Territories(Territory2). Every territory must have a Territory2Type. The important field within this object is Priority, which is used in Opportunity filter to assign Territory to Opportunity.ObjectTerritory2Association: This represents the association between Territory and Object record, which is Account. This is available only if Enterprise Territory Management is enabled.The Apex code is written here in the Salesforce Developer’s guide. The logic is as follows -If the Opportunity’s Account record is assigned to no Territory, then Opportunity’s territory2Id field will be null.If the Opportunity’s Account record is assigned to 1 Territory, then Opportunity’s territory2Id field will be assigned to same Territory record.If the Opportunity’s Account record is assigned to more than 1 Territories, then Opportunity’s territory2Id field will be assigned to that territory record which is having highest priority.If multiple territories are having the same priority, then Opportunity’s territory2Id field will null.Once you have the apex class written, you can configure the Opportunity Territory assignment filter by going into Setup -> Territory Settings and there providing the apex class name. The screenshot is given below -Few important...