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Auto Run Territory Assignment Rules by Trigg Digital
Trigger Territory Assignment from any Record Update
Using this AppExchange solution you can automatically reassign a Account Territory using Territory Assignment Rules when it's updated by another process or when a user forgets to select the checkbox on a record
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Api calls usage
Today I logged in to my developer org to test the solution, which is placed in one flow. I tested it three times to check if reassignment of territories work on account field change. Three territories were assigned and then removed. But I put my attention on API calls (which can be seen in Company Information). After territory assignment was finished and used less then 10 api calls, api calls usage continue to grow and got more than 5000 in less than half an hour!!! The org is not connected to anything! Only after uninstalling the package api call usage growing was stopped. Could not understand how this solution passed security review
Hey @Roma, I custom built this through Apex based on this link and hit the same issue in my sandbox. Just took a few rounds and I now hit my API limit. Is there any alternate solution to this? https://www.jitendrazaa.com/blog/salesforce/enterprise-territory-management-auto-account-assignment-using-apex/
We are aware of some potential performance issues with this solution and as such have hidden the app from the AppExchange as a temporary measure