The key here is that it is a Third-Party Contractor and a Temporary engagement.
Option C is correct.
Capacity Based:Contractors are typically modeled as "Capacity Based Resources" (buckets of work) rather than named individuals, as you usually don't track their specific travel or breaks—you just know they can take "X hours of work per day."
Giving Capacity:You would define the capacityonlyfor the specific 3-week period. Once the capacity records end, the scheduling engine will naturally stop assigning work to them.
Options B and D (Deleting):It is never a best practice to delete a Service Resource record after use. You need the record to remain in the system to preserve theAudit Trailand historical data of the Work Orders they completed. You simply deactivate them or stop giving them capacity.
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