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This section of the SimpleOne documentation provides instructions for configuring and using the ITSM solution, which includes setting up your services, business processes, knowledge base, and managing them efficiently.
The SimpleOne Service Management Help is divided into the following articles describing how to work with such ITSM entities as user queries, incidents, change requests, service requests, problems, and other.
Getting Started
Start setting up your system: Learn how to add employees, departments, teams (user groups), knowledge base articles, service catalog as well as configure email processing and notifications. While this article contains primary steps for setting up your system, more in-depth information is provided in the next articles.
User Query Management
Manage user queries: Set up a way to establish communication between the end-user and the service desk department. This is useful for improving the quality of interaction with users via the Self-Service Portal.
Incident Management
By managing incidents, you can control the quality of services, contribute to service optimization, and lower the impact that incidents may cause on the business services. From this article, you will learn about the SimpleOne out-of-the-box incidents and how to configure them to fit your needs.
Change Enablement
Manage change requests to optimize the services and business processes. Learn how to process changes in the system using the out-of-the-box SimpleOne incidents.
Service Request Management
Service requests help provide services of high-level quality. The process of handling complex tasks can involve multiple agents and modules, so the service requests are built in a way that effectively organizes the workflow.
Problem Management
Problem management involves identifying and analyzing unknown errors that cause incidents, which helps prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future. By managing problems, you ensure that an unknown root cause of an incident becomes a known error and is recorded into the Known Error Database (KEDB).
Configuration Management
Configure the set of services according to your business needs. From this article, you will learn about the Configuration Management Database (CMDB) structure, configuration items, and more.
Monitoring and Event Management
Event management involves the creation of events, such as of type "warning" and "exception," for the purpose of collecting and analyzing numerous relevant events. As a result of event management, incidents can be created.
Service Catalog Management
The Service Catalog Management (SCM) is a key process for providing relevant and accurate information regarding services. From this article, you will learn about the Service Portfolio repository used as the services storage.
Service Level Management
The Service Level Management (SLM) provides ways to control and improve services with the help of the Service Level Agreements (SLA) tool. From this article, you will learn how to configure and manage SLAs.
Knowledge Management
Implement your services and create knowledge base articles. Learn how to manage the service specifications such as Service Level Agreements (SLA), service and request descriptions, incident and request models, and more.
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