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For integrating order data from an ERP system into Sales Agreements in Salesforce, the best practice is to create specific permission sets and possibly permission set groups that grant the necessary permissions, including write access to custom objects. These permission sets should then be assigned to the integration user account. This approach ensures that the integration user has precisely the access needed without the broad permissions that would come with using a Salesforce administrator account. It also allows for more granular control and security by limiting permissions to only those necessary for the integration's functionality.

A security predicate is a filter that restricts access to data based on user attributes. In Tableau CRM for manufacturing, you can use the Manager Hierarchy security predicate to limit data access based on the user’s manager. For example, if you want to show only the sales agreements that belong to the user or their direct reports, you can use the Manager Hierarchy security predicate with the ManagerId field. This way, each user can see only the data that is relevant to them and their team. References: Add Row-Level Security with a Security Predicate, Developing and Managing Tableau CRM Assets in Production

create a sales agreement, you need to specify the account, the price book, and the product(s) that are part of the agreement. The account is the customer that you have a contractual relationship with. The price book is the list of products and prices that you offer to the account. The product(s) are the items that you agree to sell to the account for a certain quantity, price, and time period. You can also add other optional data elements to the sales agreement, such as start date, end date, schedule frequency, schedule count, and terms and conditions1. References:

Create a Sales Agreement

A System Integration Testing (SIT) environment is used as an environment to perform system-to-system testing. This means that the SIT environment is used to test the integration of different systems or components that are part of the Salesforce Manufacturing Cloud solution. The SIT environment allows the verification of the functionality, performance, and reliability of the integrated systems, as well as the identification and resolution of any defects or issues that may arise during the integration process. The SIT environment is typically a replica of the production environment, but with a smaller data set and lower security requirements. The SIT environment is also used to validate the data migration and synchronization between the source and target systems, as well as the compatibility and interoperability of the APIs and web services that are used for the integration. References:

Manufacturing Cloud - Salesforce

How to Perform Automated Integration Testing in Salesforce

Automate and Test During Integration

The administrator would configure Field-Level Security for the Advanced Account Forecast Partner and Advanced Account Forecast Fact objects to provide users with separate levels of visibility to forecast data. The Advanced Account Forecast Partner object stores the partner information for each account forecast record, such as the partner name, partner type, and partner role. The Advanced Account Forecast Fact object stores the forecast values for each account forecast record, such as the forecast amount, forecast quantity, and forecast margin. By setting the Field-Level Security for these objects, the administrator can control which users can view, edit, or delete the partner and fact data for each account forecast record. This way, the administrator can ensure that the users only see the relevant forecast data for their role and business unit12. References: 1: Set Field-Level Security for Fact and Partner Object in Advanced Account Forecasting3, 2: Forecast Fact Object Included with Advanced Account Forecasting4

According to the Salesforce Manufacturing Cloud documentation, the ‘Delete sales agreement’ profile permission allows users to delete an active, approved, canceled, or expired sales agreement. However, they can only delete a sales agreement if it doesn’t have any active orders associated with it. Only users with this permission will see the ‘Delete’ option on the sales agreement record header. Account owners or other users without this permission will not see the ‘Delete’ option. The status of the sales agreement does not affect the ability to delete it, as long as there are no active orders1. References: 1: Delete a Sales Agreement - Salesforce

Sales agreement cloning is a feature that allows users to create a new sales agreement by copying the details from an existing one. This can save time and effort when creating similar sales agreements for different accounts or time periods. When cloning a sales agreement, the product details, such as product name, quantity, price, and discount, are copied over from the original sales agreement. The new sales agreement is created in draft status, which means it can be edited and submitted for approval. The default start date of the new sales agreement is the current date, not the start date of the original sales agreement. The agreement term details, such as metrics, actuals, and forecasts, are not copied over from the original sales agreement, as they are specific to each sales agreement and time period. References: Clone a Sales Agreement, Sales Agreement Cloning

 To collaborate with channel partners in Manufacturing Cloud, it is recommended to use external apps and Experience Cloud. External apps are applications that run outside of Salesforce but can integrate with Salesforce data and functionality. They can provide custom solutions for specific business needs and extend the capabilities of Manufacturing Cloud. For example, external apps can enable partners to access inventory levels, order status, product catalogs, and pricing information from Salesforce. Experience Cloud, formerly known as Community Cloud, is a platform that allows you to create branded digital experiences for your customers, partners, and employees. It can help you engage with your channel partners and provide them with self-service tools, collaboration features, and personalized content. For example, Experience Cloud can enable partners to view and update sales agreements, account forecasts, rebates, and targets from Salesforce. It can also help you train and onboard your partners, monitor their performance, and reward them for their achievements. References: Engage with Your Partners, Re-Imagining Partner Relationships with Manufacturing Cloud, Manufacturing Cloud