Check(In) Mate

Are you getting any errors?

Thank you for quick reply Caio, When I checked in from my mobile phone, in map nothing is showing, even latitude and longitude not capturing. What should I do?

Hi Manoj, what do you mean by Auto-Capture? By default it captures the lat/long of the device and displays on a map, but the user needs to manually confirm (check in) to save the information in salesforce.

Hi Zhihao, this means the geolocation service from your device was unable to get your location. Here's some possible causes and troubleshooting steps: Device's inability to determine location: - The device might be unable to get a GPS fix or determine its location through other means like Wi-Fi or cellular data. - Ensure location services are enabled: Verify that location services are turned on in the device's settings. - Check network connectivity: Ensure Wi-Fi or mobile data is enabled and working, as these can assist in location determination. - Disable Airplane Mode: If Airplane Mode is active, it will prevent location services from functioning. - Move to an open area: If using GPS, ensure there's a clear line of sight to satellites. Internal errors in the positioning hardware or software: - There might be an issue with the device's internal components responsible for geolocation. - Restart the device: A simple restart can sometimes resolve temporary software glitches. - Update device's operating system: Ensure the device's software is up to date, as updates often include bug fixes and performance improvements. Browser-specific issues: - While less common, certain browser configurations or extensions might interfere. - Test in a different browser: See if the issue persists in another web browser. - Check browser settings: Ensure no specific settings or extensions are blocking geolocation access. Secure context requirement: - The Geolocation API, in many modern browsers, requires a secure context (HTTPS) to function. - Ensure the website is served over HTTPS: If developing or testing, ensure the page is accessed via https:// and not http://.

I tried to reproduce the issue but couldn't. It's working as expected, on Aura and LWR sites (CS271), without changing anything on the component. I think the best and quickest way to troubleshoot and fix it would be to recreate the Aura lightning component getCurrentLocation using the available open sourced code, and replacing it on the Check In flow. This way you can do any modifications, including implemetning the mentioned interface. The only thing you need to change on the code is on the getCurrentLocationController.js file. For all referenced custom labels, replace $Label.c. => $Label.CheckIn_CMV. Hope it helps!

It was recommended by SF support to add these in the aura cmp code - <aura:component implements="lightning:availableForFlowActions,forceCommunity:availableForAllPageTypes" access="global">

It's an Aura site. Happy to connect over LinkedIn to show the implementation to you for a quicker solve. :)

Is it an Aura or LWR site? And are you seeing the error on desktop browser, mobile browser or maybe through a mobile app?

Hi Caio, thanks for replying! My domain is indeed enabled on the org, and the site URL is also companyname--uat.sandbox.my.site.com. This is an experience cloud setup.

Hi Pratyush; yes, you should be able to use it on an Experience Cloud site. Do you have My Domain enabled on the org? And what's the site type and framework?

Hi Max, yes the app is extensible through configuration and you can modify the flow template that comes with the package to your specific use case

Hey Vitor, thanks for the feedback! About the API retirements, it shouldn't impact the solution as it only uses metadata with API Versions > 50.0 You can check the api versions on the source code, available on this same page under More Details -> Resources & Documentation -> Open Source GitHub Repository But highly recommend to test thoroughly end-to-end.

Hi Jonathan, You do not require a Google API key, since the maps used on the solution makes use of our platform's base component lightning-map https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/bundle/lightning-map/documentation (There are some important Usage Considerations on that documentation page which I recommend checking out before moving forward) The distance calculation is done on client-side using Haversine Formula in javascript, so also no API used there

Hey David, yes you can configure the allowed distance as described on the docs for this package, section "2.7 Set up Compliance Rules for Visits". For the custom object, if by "use the package with a custom Object" you mean to check-in/check-out on a custom object instead of Accounts, yes it's also possible. Section "5. What if I want to Check-In from an Object that's not OOTB?" of the docs The docs are available on this same page, under More Details -> Resources & Documentation.