Green Energy Solutions performs solar panel maintenance activities on their customers' Assets and has several...

The optimizer is already producing the mathematically lowest-travel result; the business wants to override that to consolidate Narnia visits to a single day. Several configuration levers can force the engine to favor same-day grouping.

Option A is correct. An Extended Match Rule with a custom 'Coverage' object can express the requirement that Narnia services are only valid on one specified day of the week. This hard rule forces all Narnia work into the same day.

Option B is correct. Assigning Visiting Hours on the Work Order that restricts Narnia customer visits to a single day per week constrains the engine to schedule all those appointments within that window, achieving the same-day grouping.

Option E is correct. Raising priority on Narnia customers makes the optimizer schedule them earlier in the planning sequence. Combined with a tight time horizon, this often clusters them together because the optimizer satisfies high-priority work before filling gaps with lower-priority visits.

Option C is incorrect because 'PolygonUtils' is not a Salesforce Field Service class used to constrain scheduling.

Option D is incorrect because the customer already understands they will pay higher travel; adding another Minimize Travel objective would only reinforce the current undesired spread.