Feature Summary

Features Delivered Disabled: Customer Action Required for Use

This table provides a summary of the features that require customer action before they can be used by end users. These features are delivered in a disabled state, and you can choose if and when to enable them.

Examples of such features include:

  • New or expanded BI subject areas that need to be incorporated into reports
  • Integration required to utilize new web services
  • Features that must be assigned to user roles before they can be accessed

These features are non-disruptive since they remain inactive until you take action. You can selectively enable them, allowing you to set your own testing and rollout schedule.

CX Framework

Feature Action Required
Smart actions for child object Application Composer adjustments to expose
Show category field in attachment Application Composer adjustments to expose
Administrator can add activities subview for a Custom Object using Extension Generator Application Composer adjustments to expose
Create "Remove" action for 1M related object using Extension Generator Application Composer adjustments to expose

Search

Feature Action Required
Filter Objects Based on Product Hierarchy Setup Required

Accounts and Contacts

Feature Action Required
View Explanations for predictions of Sales machine learning models Setup Required

Interviews

Feature Action Required
Natively Author Sales Call Guide Interviews Opt In plus Setup

Redwood User Experience

Feature Action Required
Generate Appointment Agenda from Email using Generative AI Service Request Required

Enterprise Contracts

Feature Action Required
Manage Contract Requests Opt In plus Setup

Features Delivered Enabled: Ready for Use by End Users

This table provides a summary of the features included in the document that are ready to be used by end users.

The impact of these features can be categorized as follows:

  • Larger Scale UI or Process-Based: These features have a higher potential impact on users due to their complex designs. Focus your acceptance testing on these features.
  • Small Scale UI or Process-Based: These features have minimal impact on users and typically involve minor changes to fields, validations, or programs.
  • Report: These features have minimal impact on users and include new or modified, Oracle-delivered, ready-to-run reports.

Search

Feature Impact
Share Saved Searches with Other Users Small scale

Redwood User Experience

Feature Impact
View Boolean Fields as Checkmarks in Redwood List Page Small scale
Administration Configuration for Day Zero Criteria Small scale
Adaptive Search-Based Visualizations: Entity/Object-Based Configurations Report
Create multiple visualizations from OTBI analysis and drill down to a Redwood table view Report
Product Global Filter on the Sales Dashboard Report

Enterprise Contracts

Feature Impact
Display Dates in Contracts According to Time Zone Setup Small scale