The job of this console
Pick a template, read the diff against current org config, apply only what you intend, then verify lists and flags in Application Config and Feature flags. Never apply blindly on a production org that already has local lists.
Admin · Setup
Industry Templates
Apply a packaged industry template to seed Application Config lists, flags, and related setup — review the diff before apply.
Scroll to Flowcharts. Scenario: Apply an industry template.
Packaged seed
A diff you review before it touches config
Industry templates seed Application Config lists, flags, and related setup from a packaged industry. Apply is a reviewed diff, not an invisible overwrite.
Admin → Industry templates
Route
/admin/industry-templates
Org flag appconfigEnabled
Org Admin
Seat at the table
Org administrators. HR admins may be asked to review the diff; they should not treat this as a daily console.
The working rhythm
Open templates, choose an industry, review added and replaced keys, apply, then spot-check Application Config and a test persona menu.
Moments that bring you here
Greenfield tenant. A new line of business that matches a pack. After a sandbox reset. Not for a one-field list edit — that belongs in Application Config.
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Templates seed Application Config
The template is not a lasting source of truth. After apply, org.json / Application Config owns the values. Review the diff every time.
Flowcharts
1 — Apply a template
Pick a pack, review what it writes, then apply.
flowchart TD
A[Open Industry templates] --> B[Select a pack]
B --> C[Review detail]
C --> D[Apply preview]
D --> E{Accept writes?}
E -->|No| C
E -->|Yes| F[Apply]
F --> G[Verify App Config]
- 1Browse packsAdmin → Industry templates.
- 2Open detailSee which config keys and lists the pack touches.
- 3Apply flowConfirm the write target, then apply.
- 4VerifyOpen Application Config and spot-check lists/flags.
Overview
Templates write into Application Config and related source entities. They are not an independent industry database.
How to use
1. Read the diff
Never apply blind on a production org.
2. One pack at a time
Overlapping packs can clobber lists.
3. Checklist first
Finish day-one checklist items that templates assume exist.