on 09-14-2010 3:40 PM
Dear all,
Can I prevent service desk users (e.g. Supporter) to view certain support messages?
Example:
I have two support employees, one for HR one for SD.
Now the SD supporter should not be able to see the HR support messages and vice versa.
But both need the full functionality of the service desk.
Is there a SAP standard way to achieve this?
Or something not too complicated?
Any ideas are welcome.
Thanks,
Jan
Hi,
Once you assign the support team in your ticket, only those who are part of that particualr support team (maintained in org structure) will be able to see the tickets in workcenter.
Is this what you are looking for.?
Regards,
Shyam.
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Hi,
There are several possibilities to limit the access to service desk
messages.
Within the standard role SAP_SUPPDESK_PROCESS e.g. the authorization
objects CRM_ORD_LP and/or CRM_ORD_OE could be used to restrict the
access dependant on the organizational data.
Another possoibility would be to define specific variants for the
transaction CRM_DNO_MONITOR. If parameter transactions for the
different attributes are set maybe the access to these variants could be
limited.
Further method CRM_ORDER_ADD_AUTH_CHECK of BAdI CRM_ORDER_AUTH_CHECK can
be used to add additional authorization checks for the the business
transaction. Further information about this BAdI is to find in the
documentation to this BAdI.
Other possibility would be the use of BAdI CRM_DNO_MONITOR. In method
PRESELECT you can influence the selection of messages before the result
list is issued. Perhaps it is possible to limit the number of selected
messages that only messages are displayed that contain the relevant bu-
siness partner as key user or message processor. More information about
the BAdI can be found in the attached note 671028 or in the documenta-
tion for the BAdI in transaction SE18.
671028 BADI for service process monitor
Hope this helps.
cheers,
SH
Hi Jan,
here is the way to do it with BADIs:
You can use BADI CRM_DNO_MONITOR, method UPDATE_LIST to edit the displayed messages in CRM_DNO_MONITOR result list. You can create your own authority check here.
In BADI CRM_ORDER_AUTH_CHECK, method CRM_ORDER_ADD_AUTH_CHECK you can define if a message can be opened (for example with CRMD_ORDER).
You could define by category, subject or own customer field to which group a support message belongs.
You cold define by user parameter, business partner attribute, role name, authorization object or assignment in orgmodell, to which group a user belongs.
Regards,
Christoph
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