Unique identifier for the Veeva Vault setting record.

System-generated global identifier that ensures uniqueness across all Vaults.

System-managed URL link to directly access this settings record in the Vault interface.

User-defined name of the setting configuration record.

Current lifecycle state of the configuration setting, such as Active or Inactive.

Username or user ID of the individual who initially created the setting record.

Timestamp indicating when the setting was first created in the Vault system.

Username or user ID of the user who last updated the setting record.

Date and time when the setting was most recently modified.

Reference to the Vault page or layout used to visualize account hierarchy structures.

Comma-separated list of fields displayed in the account list view (for example, name, address, status).

SOQL (Salesforce Object Query Language) query string used to fetch account data for mobile clients.

Mapping of account record types to icon images for UI display purposes. Format: record_type_name:icon_url.

Flag or numeric value indicating whether a preview pane is shown when creating new accounts.

Duration in hours that completed activity sync processes are retained before cleanup.

Enables enhanced attendee handling features such as bulk imports or external attendee validation.

True if the Vault instance supports advanced search capabilities including filters, wildcards, or multi-entity searches.

SOQL query used on mobile devices to retrieve Affiliation_vod__c records, tailored for mobile performance.

WHERE clause conditions applied to Affiliation_vod__c records to filter mobile data sets.

Comma-separated list of call record types permitted in the current configuration (for example, detail_call, group_call, remote_call).

Maximum number of accounts that analytic tools can process simultaneously within Vault constraints.

True if the Vault tracks and stores timestamps of the last updates to Account Territory Locator (ATL) records.

Number of hours after which a data refresh attempt is triggered if the existing data is considered stale.

Time delay in hours before prompting a reminder to refresh if data is outdated.

True if unassigned records (such as tasks or accounts) are automatically added to a user or default group.

Flag or setting that determines if Vault auto-syncs data with external systems based on a specified frequency.

Definition of object relationships that form the hierarchy in account planning, such as parent-child account structures.

Enables or disables sharing of account plans across users or teams, typically a binary flag.

Regular expression pattern used to validate account names, IDs, or other string-based fields.

Regular expression pattern used to validate address fields within Veeva Customer Relationship Management (CRM) to ensure proper formatting and data integrity.

Flag that enables or disables the bulk creation of call objectives, typically used for streamlining call planning processes for multiple users.

Defines the behavior for handling attendees from business accounts in call records, influencing visibility and reporting logic.

Specifies the duration, in minutes, before cached data expires and must be refreshed from the server.

Determines the field or rule used to calculate actual performance against the cycle plan metrics for reporting purposes.

Indicates whether cycle plan calculations are executed in real time, providing up-to-date analytics but potentially impacting performance.

Indicates whether cycle plan calculations are executed on a predefined schedule, allowing for background processing and system efficiency.

Comma-separated list of fields displayed in the header section of the Call2 page layout, used to customize the call record view.

Specifies the list of options presented in the calls-per-day dropdown, typically used to set user targets or performance benchmarks.

Username associated with the archiving of call data, typically a system user responsible for data retention or cleanup.

Defines the maximum number of days in the past a call can be backdated, enforcing data accuracy and audit compliance.

SQL-like condition that filters child records related to a call, often used to limit displayed data in call-related subpanels.

Specifies how many days into the future users are allowed to schedule calls, useful for managing planning boundaries.

SQL-like filter applied to the call header data set, often used to refine the records shown in custom dashboards or views.

Specifies how many past days of call history are visible or available in reports and user dashboards.

Number of days before a call objective's due date when an alert should be triggered to prompt user action.

Defines the reminder interval, in days, prior to a call objective's deadline, used to prompt timely completion.

Specifies the allowable date range for submitting calls within a given month, used for period-based compliance.

Maximum limit on the number of historical days retained for call records, typically for performance and storage optimization.

Enables automatic launch of CLM content when entering a call, streamlining presentation delivery for field users.

Prompts users with a confirmation dialog when exiting CLM content to prevent accidental closures during a call.

Enables or disables the highlighter tool in CLM presentations, allowing users to annotate slides during discussions.

If enabled, hides the navigation bar content section in CLM, often used to simplify the interface during presentations.

Defines grouping logic or field used to organize CLM presentations, facilitating quicker access and content sorting.

Allows users to preview CLM presentations in the context of a selected account, supporting content personalization.

Automatically starts video playback when CLM content is launched, enhancing user engagement during presentations.

Comma-separated list of company-related fields included when printing documents or reports from Vault.

Template used for content acknowledgment messages, typically shown to users when accepting content usage terms.

Number of days a content alert message remains active, controlling how long users see notifications in the UI.

Text shown as a disclaimer on contract-related documents or pages, used to communicate legal or compliance terms.

Indicates whether to hide the Cycle Plan tab when no data is available, preventing users from seeing an empty interface.

Defines which columns appear on the Cycle Plan tab, allowing customization of displayed data for users managing field activity plans.

Specifies the WHERE clause used to filter Cycle Plan target records, enabling dynamic content based on business logic.

Represents the value threshold used in evaluating Cycle Plan completion or coverage, often used for reporting performance metrics.

Provides the WHERE clause applied to Cycle Plan data queries, restricting visible records to meet custom criteria.

Defines the maximum allowable overlap in minutes between two scheduled calls before triggering a conflict warning.

Sets the numeric identifier or usage toggle related to storing media files in the device's native camera roll.

Specifies the number of seconds after which a client sync operation will timeout if no server response is received.

Enables a confirmation prompt when users attempt to sync media content, providing an extra layer of user control.

Determines the interval, in hours or minutes, between automatic media synchronization events.

Controls the behavior of the Data Change Request feature, such as allowing offline submissions or enforcing validations.

Defines the formatting pattern used to display date and time fields throughout the application, following standard date-time syntax.

Sets how many days in advance alert messages for data change requests are displayed to the user.

Specifies the default profile to apply when creating or viewing account records, ensuring consistent user experience.

Identifies the default record type for attendee objects when added to calls or events.

Determines which record type is assigned by default when a new call record is created.

Defines the default profile used when engaging with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) in CRM workflows.

Stores a general-purpose default value used across various Veeva Vault configurations where specific overrides are not provided.

Lists endpoint URLs used for authentication with external systems during data transfers or integrations.

Prevents users from downloading account data into CSV or Excel formats, often used to restrict local data export.

If enabled, disables access or visibility to all accounts within the application, usually for compliance or maintenance scenarios.

Disables analytics breakdown by market, consolidating data into a single view and simplifying cross-region reporting.

Removes 'None' as an option from the call location dropdown, ensuring that users always specify a valid location.

If enabled, first name fields on account or user forms are no longer mandatory, allowing incomplete name entries.

Disables the automatic creation of hierarchical relationships between accounts or territories, requiring manual configuration instead.

Lists the map entry point options that should be hidden or disabled in the user interface, limiting navigation choices.

Disables the mass update feature, which allows users to edit multiple records simultaneously, reducing risk of bulk errors.

Removes or disables the signature button for Medical Information (MI) interactions, preventing digital sign-off workflows.

Prevents users from accessing the new calendar interface, reverting to the legacy version if available.

Specifies account types that should be excluded from the parent account creation wizard, limiting user selections.

Determines whether the 'New' button is hidden on related lists in the user interface, preventing users from creating new related records directly from related lists.

Specifies whether to disable Remote Meeting (RM) query functionality, which can be used to fetch or filter meeting-related data.

Indicates whether default sample receipt values are suppressed, requiring users to manually confirm receipt entries.

Controls whether search term filters are disabled in lookup and search interfaces, limiting dynamic filtering options.

Prevents users or the system from sending log files, which can impact diagnostics and support case resolution.

Removes or disables the 'Sign' button on screens that involve electronic signature capture, commonly used in compliance workflows.

Prevents Time-Off Territory (TOT) scheduling from including weekends, ensuring users only book weekdays.

Disables all configured validation rules for the environment, allowing data to be saved without enforcing validation constraints.

Displays a disclaimer that users must acknowledge before logging a call, used to confirm user awareness of policies or conditions.

Shows disclaimer details only, without requiring user acknowledgment, typically for informational display.

Specifies the font size used to display disclaimers, allowing customization for readability across device types.

Primary disclaimer text displayed in the application, used for compliance, regulatory, or instructional purposes.

Secondary disclaimer message, often used in conjunction with the primary disclaimer for multilingual or regional compliance.

If enabled, defaults call address selection to 'None', requiring users to explicitly choose an address for call logging.

Prevents automatic creation of account affiliations when new relationships are detected, enforcing manual control.

Restricts the downloading of call data based on user visibility rules, enhancing data access security.

Disallows overwriting of the call datetime field, ensuring call timestamps remain accurate and auditable.

Prevents users from editing fields in the Account Metrics tab, maintaining the integrity of calculated or external metrics.

Disables the mixing of rebate types within a single transaction or record, preserving rebate rule compliance.

Stops automatic sending of iRep content such as CLM presentations, requiring manual submission by users.

Configuration or metadata related to electronic detailing (eDetail) activities, often referencing templates or content packages.

Allows the display of parent account relationships on the account detail page for hierarchical visibility.

Enables advanced options for scheduling cycle plans, such as rule-based visit frequencies or regional constraints.

Activates VInsights metrics by geographic brick, allowing performance analytics at a granular regional level.

Enables the 'Agenda' view in the calendar, offering a list-style display of scheduled activities by date.

Allows users to view scheduled items in a monthly calendar layout.

Activates a weekly view in the calendar interface, providing better visibility for near-term planning.

Includes child accounts in analytic dashboards and reports, supporting hierarchy-based data analysis.

Displays child account details in the Account Wizard, improving context during account setup or updates.

Enables support for additional, custom-defined fields within account or user relationship records.

Enables the display of remaining cycle plans for a user, allowing tracking of how many planned activities are still available within a cycle.

Activates validation for dual license ownership to ensure compliance with user licensing requirements in regulated environments.

Turns on filtering of items based on expiration dates, helping users prioritize content or samples nearing expiration.

Enables integration with Apple Calendar services to allow syncing of call schedules and events with native Apple calendar apps.

Allows rendering of Flash-based charts within the application interface. This can be deprecated based on browser and device support.

Enables the filtering of data views based on user groups, supporting group-specific segmentation for reporting or navigation.

Activates the inventory worksheet functionality, allowing users to track, adjust, and report on field sample inventory levels.

Allows users to access MySamples functionality specifically through the iPad interface, optimizing sample management on mobile devices.

Permits bypassing license expiration date checks in certain workflows, primarily used in testing or during transitional license periods.

Enables the List Scheduler tool, allowing users to schedule calls or interactions using predefined customer or HCP lists.

Turns on location-based features, such as geo-tagging calls and filtering accounts by proximity. Requires device-level location access.

Allows access to the MySamples module upon user login, streamlining sample tracking and management as a core workflow.

Enables location tracking for calls scheduled via MySchedule, capturing the location where the call is executed for audit and reporting.

Activates a visual indicator for negative sample balances or violations, alerting users to compliance or inventory discrepancies.

Enables access to the redesigned online calendar interface for planning and tracking user activities more intuitively.

Turns on the updated calendar interface for iPad users, enhancing scheduling usability and visual clarity for field representatives.

Allows users to view and update call objectives even while offline, ensuring continued productivity during periods of no connectivity.

Enables offline access to Veeva Insights dashboards or reports, allowing analytics visibility without an active internet connection.

Activates order approval workflows. The decimal value can control thresholds or flags for approval escalation in the ordering process.

Allows automatic copying of a parent account's address to a new child account, reducing data entry and ensuring consistency.

Enables a step-by-step wizard for creating or updating parent accounts, streamlining the setup of hierarchical account relationships.

Specifies the account types eligible for use with the Parent Account Wizard, listed as a comma-separated string (for example, Healthcare Organization (HCO), Healthcare Professional (HCP), Distributor).

Enables the functionality to activate receipt records, typically for sample transactions requiring signed acknowledgments.

Turns on enforcement of terms and conditions for remote interactions, ensuring users acknowledge policies before engaging virtually.

Enables sample records to be submitted upon signature save, streamlining the finalization of sample transactions during call reporting.

Activates license validation for users issuing sample cards, ensuring only authorized users can distribute samples this way.

Enables tracking of sample distribution based on digital signatures, improving compliance with sample disbursement regulations.

Indicates whether monitoring of sample limits is enabled to enforce compliance with regulatory or internal policies.

Determines whether users are permitted to schedule medical events such as meetings or speaker programs within the system.

Enables the ability to search for and reference medical specialists when planning engagements or documentation.

Activates the My Samples interface for tablet users, allowing field personnel to view and manage sample inventories.

Controls the visibility of the VInsights tab in the tablet user interface, enabling access to insights and analytics dashboards.

Specifies whether the tactic list is available for strategic planning and execution within marketing or sales workflows.

Enables the use of a transfer worksheet to manage sample product transfers between users or accounts.

Determines whether call data should be synchronized across users and systems to ensure consistent activity tracking.

Enables configuration of filters within VInsights dashboards, allowing customized data segmentation.

Activates product-level configuration options in VInsights, supporting tailored analytics by product line.

Comma-separated list of additional columns included in enhanced coaching reports or views (for example values, rating, comment, coach_feedback).

Specifies the operational mode for enhanced coaching features. Common values represent toggles or threshold levels.

Indicates whether enhanced lookup capabilities are enabled, such as multi-field search or hierarchical filters.

Custom WHERE clause used to filter attendees in event queries, typically tailored to organizational business rules.

Defines the display mode or layout of the event grid view in the user interface. Values typically represent boolean or display types.

Custom SQL WHERE clause applied when querying events, enabling tailored data filtering for reporting or integrations.

Represents a unique external identifier for the setting, often used to map to external systems or integrations.

Determines whether users can apply detailed filters to account metrics, allowing more granular analysis.

Indicates whether child account relationships are supported and can be displayed or used in reporting hierarchies.

Enables the 'Copy to Call Cycle' button, allowing users to duplicate call cycle templates or entries.

Activates the country dimension in reporting or configuration, allowing segmentation by geographical region.

Controls whether the Flash Sphere visualization tool is available for interactive exploration of data points.

Determines whether attendee information for group calls is displayed, enhancing transparency in call reporting.

Determines whether Single Sign-On (SSO) is enabled for authentication across integrated systems within Veeva Vault.

Indicates whether sample receipts should be grouped together for easier tracking and reconciliation in inventory records.

Specifies whether sample records should be immediately created and saved when an activity is logged.

Controls the display of a graphic picklist allowing users to choose predefined signature images during sample transactions.

Enables the use of a simplified account or territory hierarchy, reducing complexity for users managing relationships.

Allows users to quickly add rebate data with fewer required fields or steps, streamlining rebate entry.

Indicates whether users can be manually assigned to specific sales territories rather than relying on automated rules.

Specifies the custom URL users are redirected to when they initiate a 'Forgot Password' action from the login screen.

Defines the URL to redirect users when switching from offline to online mode within Veeva applications.

Sets the maximum number of alert messages to display in the user's home dashboard.

Stores a list of HTML-formatted strings or snippets used for display in forms or templates.

Contains a full HTML template used for rendering documents, emails, or UI content within Vault.

Enables continuous inventory tracking mode and defines the configuration level for real-time inventory monitoring processes.

Specifies the column width settings for inventory line items in the inventory monitoring interface.

Controls how inventory data is entered on touch devices, such as enabling numeric keypads or grid entry.

Defines the delay in minutes between each incremental call data sync from the device to the server.

Limits the number of samples that can be recorded or distributed using an iPad device.

Specifies the columns displayed in the JDNET detail section, formatted as a comma-separated list of column identifiers.

Lists the columns included in the JDNET summary view, used for summarizing JDNET-related call or transaction data.

Enables Key Account Management (KAM) features, providing additional functionality for managing high-value clients.

Specifies a list of restricted words or terms that trigger warnings or rejections in Veeva Messages to ensure compliance.

Indicates whether the components in a sample kit are fixed or configurable at the time of kit creation.

Records the type of inventory monitoring most recently used, such as periodic or continuous.

Captures the date and time of the most recent address validation or geocoding operation performed in Vault.

Contains a comma-separated list of parameters used when creating a call record from a 'mailto' link with three inputs.

Stores the comma-separated parameter list used to create an event record from a 'mailto' link with four inputs.

Specifies the upper limit for the number of samples that a user can distribute or manage during a single transaction.

Sets the maximum number of account records that can be loaded or displayed on an iPad device at one time.

Defines the overall maximum number of accounts a user can access or manage within the Veeva environment.

Establishes a threshold value for account limits that can trigger alerts, warnings, or performance optimizations.

Specifies the maximum allowed file size, in megabytes, for attachments uploaded to the Vault platform.

Defines the maximum age, in days, of a call record that can be considered for reporting or user visibility.

Indicates the maximum number of sample product lines that can be included in a single sample transaction.

Comma-separated list of field names that are available for display in the Medical Insights user interface. Each field is referenced by its internal name.

Determines whether restricted words are filtered out of user-submitted content in the Medical Insights module.

Custom SQL WHERE clause used to filter Veeva Messages (MESSAGE_VOD__C) records for targeted data retrieval or display logic.

Comma-separated list of object names or fields enabled for descriptive use within the mobile interface, used for context-sensitive labeling.

Defines how many days in the past to compare changes in home territory data for alerting or refresh purposes.

Specifies the number of days a multichannel activity remains active before an alert is triggered to the user.

Indicates whether users are allowed to define their own presentations that contain multiple products within CLM or Approved Email.

Stores the custom domain used for the organization's Vault environment, typically required for SSO and branding purposes.

Specifies the layout configuration to be used when editing sample transactions from the My Samples interface.

Specifies the layout configuration used for viewing sample transactions in read-only mode in the My Samples interface.

Defines the default method of fulfillment—such as digital, print, or manual—for submitted medical inquiries.

Indicates whether a limit is enforced on multiselect picklists to restrict the number of selectable values.

Enables or disables the guided wizard interface for creating new accounts in the CRM application.

Comma-separated list of account record types for which license information is hidden or disabled during account creation.

Specifies the interval, in hours, at which nightly data refresh jobs should be executed.

Defines the maximum number of delivery date entries that can be scheduled per order or shipment.

Identifies the specific RecordType to be used when creating a call objective, used to control layout and workflow behavior.

Comma-separated list of object API names used to restrict or filter functionalities such as search, reporting, or access controls.

Determines how deliveries are split when fulfilling orders with multiple products, such as by quantity or by shipment schedule.

Indicates whether quantity rollup should be disabled when order lines are split across deliveries.

Enables support for advanced product bundling features in the Order Management module, allowing predefined groups of products to be treated as a single unit.

Specifies the default column width settings for the order line grid, formatted as a comma-separated string of pixel values for each column.

Comma-separated list of field API names that should be excluded from print outputs in Order Management workflows.

Defines the default legal or compliance disclaimer text to be displayed during order submission workflows.

Controls how orders are submitted, such as immediate commit, queued for processing, or sent for approval.

Specifies the entry mode for capturing order quantities on touch-based devices, such as keypad or slider input.

Provides the full URL for the online tab, typically used to embed external content or dashboards within Vault CRM.

Indicates whether the enhanced Order Management 2.0 functionality is enabled, allowing advanced tracking and fulfillment workflows for product orders.

Specifies whether support for Permission Set configurations is active, enabling granular access control based on user role definitions.

Defines the compression or resolution level for photos captured and stored in the system, typically used for capturing field visit images.

Determines whether a legal or compliance disclaimer should be displayed above the signature area in digital forms or call reports.

Sets the threshold to prevent overlapping Time-Off Territory (TOT) periods, ensuring valid scheduling and non-conflicting absence records.

Specifies whether TOT entries that fall on weekends should be automatically restricted or flagged for review.

Custom validation rule message template stating that a specific product (PRODUCT_0) cannot be associated with a particular account (ACCOUNT_1).

Stores configuration or template information for generating printed detail pieces, often used in sales rep materials.

Controls the order in which payment lines are processed or displayed, with true indicating that priority is evaluated from bottom to top.

Comma-separated list of allowed or default values used in payment configuration or validation rules.

Sets the default behavior or visibility threshold for product detail discussions, impacting how detail topics are pre-selected during calls.

Name or path of the receipt template used for generating acknowledgments of signature capture or sample delivery.

Comma-separated list of account types that should be excluded from a user's territory during Data Change Requests (DCR) processing.

Timeout duration (in seconds) for Just-In-Time (JIT) operations, such as loading on-demand configuration or metadata.

Indicates whether specifying a call channel is mandatory when logging a call activity or interaction in the system.

Defines the age (in hours) after which cached data should be considered stale and refreshed automatically.

Specifies the minimum number of required medical discussion topics that must be included in a call report or detailing activity.

Comma-separated list of call channels that are restricted from use in certain business scenarios or account types.

If enabled, the system automatically returns the user to Closed Loop Marketing (CLM) presentation after capturing a signature.

Specifies display options or thresholds for showing row counts in list views, reports, or dashboard components.

Defines whether rebate values should be included in the calculation of level-based thresholds, such as for performance tiers or pricing.

Determines the sort order behavior for record types within dropdowns or UI components, impacting user interface presentation.

If enabled, limits the selectable addresses in address pickers to those meeting specific eligibility or validation criteria.

Regular expression pattern used to validate or format entries on sample request cards for compliance and consistency.

Threshold value (in days) to trigger a warning when a sample lot is nearing its expiration date.

Defines the quantity limit at which a warning is issued to prevent over-dispensing of samples from a single lot.

Regular expression used for formatting or validating sample send card entries, ensuring standardized data entry.

Defines configuration options for displaying the scheduler interface, such as layout preferences or enabled modules.

Filter criteria or rules applied to restrict the set of records visible in the scheduling interface.

Comma-separated list determining the order of items in the sidebar UI, allowing customization of navigation structure.

Specifies the numeric threshold that determines when a survey response triggers an alert notification, used to monitor critical feedback.

Indicates the configuration mode used for synchronization settings, controlling how data is synced between devices and the Vault.

Defines the mode used for handling delete and refresh operations during data synchronization, specific to Veeva CRM offline processes.

Lists the CRM objects affected by delete and refresh sync operations, separated by commas (for example, account, activity, product).

Specifies the time interval (in hours or minutes) at which the system issues sync warnings if a user has not synced recently.

Comma-separated list of product type identifiers used for managing sample distribution activities (for example, tablet, injection, device).

Defines the number of account hierarchy levels to retrieve in 'short' account views to limit data volume for mobile syncs.

Contains the SOQL query used to filter account records for short-form mobile display, enhancing performance and usability.

Contains the SOQL query used to filter address records for short-form mobile presentation, often to optimize address list loading.

Specifies whether only metadata should be returned for object lists used in short-form mobile views. Values can include true,false.

Identifies the Apex class or method triggered when a survey is published, enabling custom logic execution during deployment.

Specifies the URL or deep link for the first custom navigation link shown on tablet devices.

Specifies the URL or deep link for the second custom navigation link shown on tablet devices.

Specifies the URL or deep link for the third custom navigation link shown on tablet devices.

Specifies the URL or deep link for the fourth custom navigation link shown on tablet devices.

Specifies the URL or deep link for the fifth custom navigation link shown on tablet devices.

Comma-separated list of object API names that are excluded from being displayed or synced to tablet devices (for example, call2_vod, inventory_vod).

Controls the display style and order of navigation tabs on tablet devices, based on a layout configuration string.

Indicates whether a direct link to the associated territory should be displayed on the Account detail page.

Custom SQL or SOQL WHERE clause used to filter territory records when retrieving or displaying territory-related data.

Defines the workflow name or identifier triggered when changes occur to a user's territory assignment.

Specifies the URL used for integrating with third-party services related to 'Applies To' functionality.

Specifies the authentication URL used for connecting to third-party services, such as external single sign-on providers.

Enables or disables the timeline filter on applicable objects, allowing users to narrow the displayed records by date range.

Sets the timeout duration (in seconds or minutes) for session expiry or system operations, to improve performance and security.

Indicates the default or selected time zone for display purposes in the UI, typically tied to the user's locale settings.

Comma-separated list of column names used to configure the 'Top Accounts' view (for example, account_name, region, sales).

Lists the Time-Sensitive Fields (TSFs) considered by the scheduling module (for example, product_interest, start_date, end_date).

Custom WHERE clause used to filter TSF_VOD__c object records for specific processing logic or display scenarios.

Regular expression used to identify and trigger alerts based on tagged field values. This is useful for pattern-matching in text fields.

Maximum duration (in seconds) the system waits for update checks to complete before timing out. This is useful for controlling performance during version validation processes.

Custom WHERE clause applied to user territory queries, used to restrict data retrieval to specific criteria defined by business rules.

SOQL query string that defines the subset of user-related records available on mobile devices, ensuring relevant data is synced to field users.

Custom WHERE clause targeting veeva_settings_vod__c records, used to filter configuration records during data queries.

Determines whether VInsights reports are auto-generated. 0 can disable automation, while higher values enable different levels of auto-build capabilities.

Configuration details for integrating VInsights with calendar systems, such as mappings between Veeva events and calendar events.

When enabled, prompts the user to confirm before VInsights data is synchronized, adding a layer of control over data refreshes.

Threshold value for VInsights goal metrics, such as minimum performance levels required to meet business objectives.

Text or markup used as a watermark for training documents, ensuring clear distinction from production content.

Maximum time (in seconds) allowed for outbound web service calls before the request is considered to have failed.

Number of expected working hours per user per day, used in scheduling, calendar display, and reporting logic.

Comma-separated list of account types included in Stakeholder Navigator visualizations (for example, HCP, HCO, Pharmacy).

Comma-separated list of account plan types used in Stakeholder Navigator features (for example, Standard, Strategic, Medical).

ID of the user or system entity that owns the Veeva configuration setup, used for permissions and change tracking.

Name or identifier of the assigned security profile, which governs access rights to Veeva CRM features and data.

Comma-separated list of object types considered as person accounts within the system (for example, Individual, Contact).

Identifier used to map users or accounts from legacy CRM systems to Veeva Vault records during migration or integration.

Controls whether the type of call event objects is displayed in user interfaces, helpful for differentiating record types.

When enabled, prevents the system from performing automatic record merges during data synchronization.

When enabled, immediately pushes updated address information to integrated systems upon changes in Veeva.

Enables multi-sample distribution functionality, allowing users to manage multiple sample types in a single call.

Indicates whether CRM desktop functionality is enabled for a given user or org, potentially including version info or access keys.

Custom field mappings used to override default account fields in Stakeholder Navigator views and reports.

Override value used to substitute the default account identifier in Stakeholder Navigator logic.

Defines how account address records are merged during updates or integrations. Values can include options like strict, flexible, or manual.

When enabled, allows managers to view external calendar events associated with their team's activities.

Determines whether synchronization processes can continue in the background without blocking user interaction.

If enabled, disallows negative sample quantities, ensuring users cannot record more distributions than inventory allows.

Specifies the application profile used to define UI layout, permissions, and behavior settings for users.

Indicates whether users are allowed to attach supporting documents to data change requests for validation purposes.

Unique identifier of a legacy organization, used during data migrations or for mapping historical records to current entities.