FSM Customer and Asset Sourcing by Record
Field Service Management (FSM) can source Customer and Asset values from related records and reconcile conflicting selections. For the selection model and filtering behavior, see FSM Customer and Asset Selection.
Field labels can vary by account. The selection fields are distinct from native Customer, Company, Entity, or Parent fields even where FSM synchronizes their values.
On cases, CRM tasks, and project tasks, an asset can supply a blank Field Service Customer. A selected project can supply the Customer and Asset used for the service work. On cases and CRM tasks without a selected project, FSM synchronizes Field Service Customer with native Company. The following table describes record-specific sourcing and relationship changes.
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Record |
Customer and Asset Behavior |
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Project |
Field Service Customer ( Selecting an Asset can fill a blank Customer. When the Asset changes, FSM retains an existing permitted Customer. Otherwise, the asset's Customer can replace it. If native Parent is absent, hidden, or read-only, the Field Service Customer field cannot be edited. |
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Case |
A selected project supplies Field Service Customer ( |
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CRM Task |
A selected project supplies Customer and Field Service Task Asset ( A conflicting Customer or Asset change can clear the case link. A conflicting project relationship can be replaced with the Customer. The same rule applies to cases. |
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Project Task |
Its native company relationship identifies a project. If a Customer or Asset change conflicts with that project, FSM restores the project's value. It does not replace that relationship with a Customer. |
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Opportunity, Estimate (Quote), Sales Order, and Invoice |
By default, FSM synchronizes Field Service Customer ( An associated CRM task or project task can supply Field Service Asset ( |
Changing Customer or Asset can affect the project or case relationship, or the chosen value can be restored from a related record. The available choices and the final record values are separate parts of the feature.