What should the warranty team do to ensure the Claims page shows the warranty end date?

To ensure that the Claims page accurately displays the warranty end date, creating both the Asset record and the Asset Warranty Terms record is essential. The Asset record holds pertinent information about the product, such as its identification and ownership details. Meanwhile, the Asset Warranty Terms record delineates the specifics of the warranty, including the coverage duration, terms, and the warranty end date.

By creating the Asset Warranty Terms record in conjunction with the Asset record, the system can appropriately link the warranty conditions to the specific asset. This ensures that when the Claims page is accessed, it can reference the warranty end date derived from the warranty terms associated with that asset. Without the Asset Warranty Terms record, there would be a lack of necessary information about the warranty coverage, rendering it impossible for the Claims page to display the correct end date as that detail resides within the warranty terms. This cohesive relationship highlights how the integration of these record types is critical for effective warranty management and accurate claims processing.