wkplan__CrisisMetric__c
Supported Calls
create(), delete(), describeLayout(), describeSObjects(), getDeleted(), getUpdated(), query(), retrieve(), search(), undelete(), update(), upsert()
Fields
Field | Details |
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Name |
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OwnerId |
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LastReferencedDate |
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LastViewedDate |
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wkplan__Crisis__c |
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wkplan__DataSource__c |
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wkplan__DescriptionLabel__c |
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wkplan__Description__c |
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wkplan__IgnoreIfDataIsEmpty__c |
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wkplan__IsCustomMetric__c |
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LastReferencedDate |
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wkplan__MaxValue__c |
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wkplan__MetricCategory__c |
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wkplan__MinValue__c |
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Usage
Crisis metrics track discrete data points and are organized into one of four criteria, the values for wkplan__MetricCategory__c. The default crisis metrics are populated in your org by the Workplace Strategy Planner managed package. Each metric can have opening and closing threshold values, set by your organization with the wkplan__CrisisMetricThreshold__c object. The threshold values are used in aggregate to determine the risk level for every workplace location, organized by criteria, and displayed in the Strategy Planner App dashboard.
The Strategy Planner managed package includes a custom, pre-configured connector that imports public COVID-19 data from a Snowflake Data Warehouse to populate the values for some default crisis metrics. Your organization must populate other crisis metrics. For information on the data type and source for all default metrics, review Salesforce Help: Understand Strategy Planner Criteria, Metrics, and Thresholds.