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Can I invoke from another apex class, lwc or flow, ready-made filter class by salesforce (which described here)?

I tried invoke it through anonymous window in dev console, used next lines of code:

List<Id> oppsId = new List<Id>();
List<Opportunity> opps = [Select Id From Opportunity Where Id = 'XXXXXXX'];

oppsId.add(opps[0].Id);

OppTerrAssignDefaultLogicFilter filter = new OppTerrAssignDefaultLogicFilter();
filter.getOpportunityTerritory2Assignments(oppsId);

But after I run this code, selected opportunity didn't assign to territory. Maybe I invoke it wrong or we can't invoke it like this?

If I click on the "filter" button in the territory setup - everyting works well. So territories set up well

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The getOpportunityTerritory2Assignments method of the OppTerrAssignDefaultLogicFilter class doesn't update the db. Instead, it returns a map of the results that you should use.

Try something like this:

List<Id> opportunityIds = new List<Id>();
List<Opportunity> opps = [Select Id From Opportunity Where Id = 'XXXXXXX'];
opportunityIds.add(opps[0].Id);

OppTerrAssignDefaultLogicFilter oppTerrAssignFilter = new OppTerrAssignDefaultLogicFilter();
Map<Id, Id> opportunityTerritoryAssignments = oppTerrAssignFilter.getOpportunityTerritory2Assignments(opportunityIds);

for (Id opportunityId : opportunityTerritoryAssignments.keySet()) {
    System.debug('Opportunity Id: ' + opportunityId + ', Assigned Territory2 Id: ' + opportunityTerritoryAssignments.get(opportunityId));
}
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  • Thank you so much, I understood! Then I need just to update Territory2Id on the opp, to see changes, correct?
    – Bob Greed
    Feb 12 at 19:40
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    It depends on where and why you are doing it. But in general I would say so.
    – gvgramazio
    Feb 12 at 19:57

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