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- Service Desk
- Service Desk overview
- Service Desk user roles
- Service Desk workflows and user tasks
- Access Interaction Management reports
- Request a Service Catalog item or bundle
- Create a self-service request
- Close a self-service request
- Resubmit a self-service request
- Update a self-service request
- View a self-service request
- Create a new Service Desk interaction
- Update an interaction record
- Cancel a new Service Desk interaction
- Close a first-time resolved Service Desk interaction
- Close an existing Service Desk interaction
- Using mass update with Service Desk interaction record lists
- Set a reminder for an interaction record
- Service Catalog support
- Callback mechanism
- Example: Service Desk Workflow
- Service Desk administration
- Service Desk configuration
- Security
Service Desk workflows and user tasks
Every user contact with the Service Desk is logged in an interaction record. User Interaction Management is the process for handling all interactions with the service desk that are received from self-service webpages or directly from service desk personnel. This process streamlines service desk activities, thereby decreasing the workload for second line support teams.
Service Desk includes the following out-of-box workflows:
The Service Desk workflow is a sequence of connected steps in the life cycle of a support or service request. In the workflow, a Service Desk request goes through several phases to complete the life cycle.
The Service Desk workflow consists of the following phases and tasks.
Workflow phase | Tasks | User role |
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Logging | Service Desk User | |
Categorization | Service Desk Agent | |
Work in progress | Service Desk Agent | |
Review |
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Service Desk Agent |
Closure | Service Desk Agent | |
Withdrawal | Service Desk Agent |
When a user submits a Service Catalog request through the SRC or ESS portal, a Service Desk interaction is created and follows the Service Catalog workflow.
The Service Desk workflow consists of the following phases and tasks.
Workflow phase | Tasks | User role |
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Logging | Service Desk User | |
Categorization | Service Desk Agent | |
Work in progress | Service Desk Agent | |
Review |
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Service Desk Agent |
Closure | Service Desk Agent | |
Withdrawal | Service Desk Agent |
To view more workflow diagrams and other information about this process, refer to the Process Designer Best Practices Guide that is linked to in the related topics.
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