#C scheduler different time zones update#

After enabling this feature, all new events must have a time zone.If this feature is enabled but TIME_ZONE_DISPLAY_vod is not enabled, all date and time fields, including the zvod_Start_Time_vod and zvod_End_Time_vod fields, do not display any time zone value.However, the zvod_Start_Time_vod and zvod_End_Time_vod fields display the value based on the Time_Zone_vod field. When both this feature and TIME_ZONE_DISPLAY_vod are enabled, all other date/time type fields continue to display the current time zone of the platform.This feature interacts with the TIME_ZONE_DISPLAY_vod Veeva Setting in the following ways:.

#C scheduler different time zones update#

For reporting consistency, it is recommended that admins and event organizers update existing events with the new Start Time (Local), End Time (Local), and Time Zone fields after enabling this feature.The existing Start_Time_vod and End_Time_vod fields are still maintained for external systems that leverage the UTC format.After enabling this feature, it is recommended to either remove these fields from page layouts, or mark these fields as read-only. This feature replaces the existing Start_Time_vod and End_Time_vod fields on the EM_Event_vod and Medical_Event_vod objects.This helps Sarah and Charles coordinate the event. When Charles views the event in CRM, the event displays with a time and time zone based on the event’s time zone, Pacific Time, rather than his current time zone, Eastern Time. Sarah is based in San Francisco, while Charles is based in Boston. This helps to reduce confusion when coordinating or communicating with team members, attendees, and speakers who may be in a different time zone than where the event is taking place.įor example, Sarah Jones is collaborating with Charles Levine on an event in San Francisco. Adding Local Time and Time Zone to an EventĪdmins can configure event times and dates to display in the local time and time zone of the event instead of the time zone of the user who is viewing an event record.