on 07-21-2009 8:58 AM
Dear experts,
We are in the process of configuring support desk in solution manager 7.0
When we create message & check it in crm_dno_monitor it displays corectly the required informations like reported by, sold to party, support team. We have defined Organizational Model-created root unit, created organizational objects in org. structure(here in 1st level support we have defined all core team leads BPs & 2nd level is senior level basis BP ), determination rules for support team ( here we have defined responsibilities w.r.t priority & Components like if priority is low and component is SD it should reach 1st level SD BP).
Now the requirement is how can we define SLA(escalation) like if the the message is in open state or not confirmed within 2 days it should reach 2nd level support.
Regards,
Sunil maurya
Hi,
Check the [Advanced Service desk Setup guide|https://websmp108.sap-ag.de/~sapidb/011000358700000122472008E.PDF].
Apart from this you have to do the Item category determination. Follow the IMG --> CRM --> Transactions --> Basic settings
1. Define Item categories
Copy SCN and SRVP
2. Define Item category group
Copy SRVP this need to be assigned for the Service Product
3 . Define Item category determination
Transaction type SC has to be linked with copy of SCN
Transaction type SLFN has to be linked with copy of SRVP
regards
Naveen
Edited by: Naveen Kumar on Jul 21, 2009 10:24 AM
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Sorry dude, i dont have such doc.
For configuration you can begin with coping the transaction type SC, item category SCN , SRVP and then go for item category determination. This is just to make an entry in the SPRO path i mentioned earlier.
Then maintain Sales and Service org,
Feel free to revert back for any quries
regards
Naveen
Sunyl,
This is the best sites I ever seen related to SLA for Solution Manager ServiceDesk:
First this:
Then this:
http://www.renet-web.net/2009/07/21/slas-made-easy-in-sap-solution-manager/
As u said its your first time you r configuring ServiceDesk I would suggest this two blogs also:
Part 1:
Part 2:
Read them all, they r all important.
Regards
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