Select Territories in Dispatcher Workspace

task brazil Updated Sep 10, 2026 1 min read select-territory-dispatch.md
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Quickly select territories to filter resources in Dispatcher Workspace. You can also save default territories to load each time you open Dispatcher Workspace.

Before you begin

Role required: wm_dispatcher

About this task

You must turn off Enable single select groups / territories in settings to select multiple territories. For more information, see Enable Dispatcher Workspace settings.

When you select a territory, its KPIs display in the contextual side panel: Utilization, Productivity, Total tasks, Work time, and Travel time.

  • Utilization is calculated as (travel time + work time) / shift time
  • Productivity is calculated as work time / shift time.

Procedure

  1. Navigate to All > Field Service > Dispatching > Dispatcher Workspace..

  2. Select Dispatcher Workspace.

  3. Select Territories [Omitted image "territory-group-select.png"] Alt text: territory.

  4. Select the territories that you want to see.

    Options Selections
    Select the whole territory Select a parent territory. This selects the parent and all the children in the territory.
    Select a whole territory but exclude some children Select a parent territory, then navigate into the nested structure and select the children you want to remove.
    Select multiple territories Select the parent, or individual child territories one by one.
    De-select territories Select a territory again to deselect it.
    Search for a territory Enter a search for the territory. The search refines the list of territories as you enter. Select Show more after a search to see the other territories in the grouping that don’t match the search criteria.

    Note:

    Selected territories or child territories turn green when they’re selected.

  5. Select Set as default to load your selection each time you open Dispatcher Workspace.

  6. Select Apply.

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