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Create a service request
You can create service requests in two ways:
- via the Self-Service Portal
- via the <![CDATA[agent interface
Via the Self-Service Portal
To create a request, complete the steps below:
- Navigate to your Self-Service Portal and click Service Catalog.
Fill in the fields.
Tooltip onlyIcon true appendIcon info-filled iconColor blue The set of fields may differ, depending on the request templates.
- Click Save.
Via the agent interface
To create a request, complete the steps below:
- Navigate to Service Request Management → New.
- Fill in the fields.
- Click Save or Save and Exit.
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Request form fields
Field | Mandatory | Description | ||
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Number | Y | Request number. The field is populated automatically with the unique identifier in the REQXXXXXXX format. | ||
Master IT Service | N | Assigned Master IT Service. The Master Service is the highest item in the service hierarchy. | ||
Caller | Y | Specify the originator of the request. | ||
Company | N | Specify the company to which the request is related. | ||
Contact Type | Y | Select the source from which the request is received. Available options:
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Service | Y | Specify the service affected by the request. | ||
Related CIs | N | Specify related configuration items affected by the request. | ||
Assignment Group | Y | Specify a user group responsible for working on the request.
There is a dependency between the Assigned User and Assignment Group fields. To learn more, refer to the Restrictions for assignment article. | ||
Assigned User | Y | Specify a user responsible for working on the request.
There is a dependency between the Assigned User and Assignment Group fields. To learn more, refer to the Restrictions for assignment article. | ||
Attention Required | N | Select the checkbox to notify the line manager of the assigned group/assigned user. | ||
Subject | Y | Add a brief description of the request. After saving, the field is hidden on the form. | ||
Description | N | Add a detailed description of the request. | ||
Request Template | N | Select the template created earlier. | ||
State | N | This field displays the work state and progress. Available <![CDATA[states:
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External Task | N | Specify the task that the external company has to do.
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External Company | N | Specify the company that is going to complete the request task externally.
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Impact | Y | Measure the impact caused by the issue on the business processes. Available options:
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Urgency | Y | Specify the urgency of the request. Typically, it is evaluated based on the time remaining until the issue impacts the business. Available options:
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Priority | N | Identifies the importance of the request according to the priority matrix. This field is populated automatically based on the values specified in the Impact and Urgency fields. Possible options:
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Followers List | N | Displays a list of users who <![CDATA[ follow the problem for tracking the updates.
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State Flow
Procedure | Status | Description | |||
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Logging | Registered | The state for a newly created service request. Possible transitions are In Progress, Authorization, Assigned, or Completed. | |||
Categorization | Assigned | A request is categorized and assigned to a relevant person or group.Categorization | |||
Authorization | A request must be reviewed and authorized by the responsible persons or groups. | ||||
Resolution | In Progress | A request is in the process of implementation. When the work is over, the state has to be changed to Completed. | |||
Closure | Completed | When a request is in this state, a caller the caller (originator of the request) can perform the tests and provide feedback based on the results of the implementation. After this, change the state to Closed or If the user is satisfied with the solution, the request is marked as Closed; otherwise, it is Rejected by User. Also, when a request is completed, the caller can evaluate how the agent did his job and the service level as a whole. For this, the following steps need to be completed:
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Closed | All activities on this service request are over and cannot be reopened. |
Service
Requests Prioritizationrequests prioritization
The priority of a Service Request service request can be figured out based on its impact and urgency using a the priority matrix.
The impact of a service request indicates the potential damage or effect that will be caused to the business user or , service, or CI. In SimpleOne, the impact metric can be categorized as:
- Low
- Medium
- High
- Very High.
The urgency of a service request indicates the measure of time until the issue impacts the business. In SimpleOne, the urgency metric can be categorized as:
- Low
- Medium
- High
- Very High.
Based on the priority, service requests can be categorized as:
- Low
- Moderate
- High
- Critical.
The priority matrix
Impact / Urgency | Low | Medium | High | Very High |
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Low | Low | Low | Moderate | High |
Medium | Low | Moderate | Moderate | High |
High | Moderate | Moderate | High | Critical |
Very High | High | High | Critical | Critical |
Assigning and Updating Service Requests
How toAssign and update service requests
To assign a service request, follow these steps:
- Open the service request you need to assign.
- Click on the magnifier icon
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- Select the responsible person or group to assign the service request to.
- Click Save or Save and Exit to apply the changes.
To update a service request, follow these steps:
- Open a the service request ;you want to update.
- Change the fields you want to update;as required.
- Click Save or Save and Exit to apply the changes.
Create request tasks
If solving a service request requires the participation of different departments, you can create a Request Task for each of them. For more information, please refer to the Request Task Management page article.
Creating RelationshipsCreate relationships
You can create relationships between service requests and other types of tasks. To do thisso, please complete the following steps:
- Open the service request you want to work on.
- Scroll down the page , then open the and open the Related Records tab.
- Click on the magnifier icon
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- In the new window that appears, pick the required option you want.
- Click Save or Save and Exit to apply the changes.
Relationship Typestypes
Type | Description |
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Slave Requests | Pick a slave child request that your request will be the master parent of. |
Master Request | Pick a master parent request that your request will be the slave forchild of. |
Related InquiryUser Query | Inquiry User query related to the request. |
Solved by Changes | The request can be solved by the changes specified. |
Related Incident | Incident related to the request. |
Closure
Informationinformation
Once the service request has been fully processed, it has to be closed. When closing the service request, the responsible person must provide the closure code.
Closure code
This code specifies an option for the closure. SimpleOne has the following options:
Option | Description |
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Solved 1st 1st Level | Solved 1st Level - the The request was resolved by the 1st level of service agents of the 1st level without functional or hierarchical escalation. |
Solved 2nd 2nd Level | The request was resolved by the service agents of the 2nd level of service agents (1st level of service agents was (agents of the 1st level were unable to solve it). |
Not Solved (Refused) | The caller wasn't was not satisfied with the service delivery. |
Not Solved (Dropped) | This closure code is chosen by the agent when the caller's request is not a service request. |
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