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I have an online assessment for Admin certification scheduled in my Webassessor on 11.07.25. I cannot take the exam on the date and would like to reschedule. However, there no new dates in Webassessor. I used a voucher to order the exam date. Now, I don't remember the voucher code. How can I reschedule the exam?

 

 

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The ask here is for the subscription terms to be at the product level instead of just one place at the contract that then governs all the products. 

USe Case #1: 

As we are reviewing the processes surrounding post-install Routine Scheduled Changes (simple MACs) and Managed Scheduled Changes (complex reconfigurations and moves), there is a desire to use the amendment process any time a location already exists. This way all services(products) for a location would be contained within one contract and not spread out over multiple locations. 

The challenge with being able to adhere to this direction is that amendments always apply the existing contract term to any added services.(?) 

 

So, if a customer has a contract that installed products A, B and C on a 3-year term and they then want to reconfigure from A to D but do not want the new services on a 3-year term, but a 1-year term, a new quote would be required for the new service. 

 

So, the user would need to amend the existing contract, creating an amendment opportunity/quote to terminate the A and also create a new opportunity/quote to install the D. Not only does this become disjointed for Account Managers to manage but once the new services are installed, the B and C would still reside on the original contract while the D would now reside on a newly created contract (contract #2). This too will add challenges when trying to handle future amendments for that customer's Account location. 

 

Use Case #2 

 

'SPECIAL' is a new product that will only be sold on a one-year term. This means if the customer is ordering additional services for which they would like on a longer term, Sales must create two independent opportunities/quotes to sell the combined services. 

 

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Hi team,    I am the Salesforce Admin and I have 2 users in my Org who can't hear the dialer ring on the clients end and can't hear customer talking. We have reinstalled the Chrome browser for them, but that didn't help either. For everyone else it is working fine. We use the Sales dialer/Lightning dialer of Salesforce.     We have a case open with the support team as well but I just thought I would check here to see if there is any other solution that we could try.     Thank you!  Priya   

 

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  1. Today, 9:46 AM

    Hello Priya,

    Adding more to what Akash Jagdish Gawai said,

    A few quick things that can help :

    1.Ask the user to check system-level microphone and speaker settings, especially default input/output devices.

    2.Make sure Chrome has permission to access the mic — sometimes users click "Block" unintentionally.

    3.Test the dialer on Incognito mode or another browser (like Edge) to rule out extensions interfering.

    Also, if you have browser logs or console errors, those can offer clues.

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  1. Today, 9:27 AM

    Hi @YASHKUMAR SOJITRA

    please share more details on challenge. If the module specific launch button is not working please check below points 

    1. The tagged org should be active 

    2. Try in incognito mode or in different browser. It can be due to cache.

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The 'LeadProcessor' class did not achieve 100% code coverage via your test methods. Make sure that you chose 'Run All' tests in the Developer Console at least once before attempting to verify this challenge 

 

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Hi,

 

We are thinking of opening up our product catalogue to Oracle transparent Punchout. Howver, reviewing the Oracle dcoumentation it appears that you need to be able to accept XML or cXML via HTTP post that isn't SOAP or REST formatted. For example :

 

<?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'UTF-8'?>

 

<cXML version="1.1.007" xml:lang="en-US" payloadID="Sun Jan 12 00:13:01 PST

 

2003" timestamp="Sun Jan 12 00:13:01 PST 2003">

 

   <Header>

 

      <From>

 

         <Credential domain="DUNS">

 

            <Identity>123456789</Identity>

 

         </Credential>

 

      </From>

 

      <To>

 

         <Credential domain="DUNS">

 

            <Identity>987654321</Identity>

 

         </Credential>

 

      </To>

 

      <Sender>

 

         <Credential domain="DUNS">

 

            <Identity>123456789</Identity>

 

            <SharedSecret>welcome</SharedSecret>

 

         </Credential>

 

         <UserAgent>Oracle iProcurement</UserAgent>

 

      </Sender>

 

   </Header>

 

   <Request>

 

      <PunchOutSetupRequest operation="create">

 

         <BuyerCookie>12345678</BuyerCookie>

 

         <Extrinsic name="User">OPERATIONS</Extrinsic>

 

         <BrowserFormPost>

 

            <URL>http://qapache.us.oracle.com:4751/oa_

 

servlets/oracle.apps.icx.punchout.ui.PunchoutCallbackServlet</URL>

 

         </BrowserFormPost>

 

         <Contact>

 

            <Name xml:lang="en-US">Stock, Pat</Name>

 

            <Email>pat.stock@vision.com</Email>

 

         </Contact>

 

         <SupplierSetup>

 

            <URL>http://abc.com/Gateway/Company/Login.jsp</URL>

 

         </SupplierSetup>

 

      </PunchOutSetupRequest>

 

   </Request>

 

</cXML>

 

Does anyone know if you can figure Salesforce to accept this? (custom controller etc)

 

John
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