Service Catalog Management
- Enterprise IT
- Mayuresh Balaji Kamble (Unlicensed)
- Shilpa K (Deactivated)
- Enterprise IT
END-OF-SUPPORT (EOS)
Sep 1, 2022
Symphony SummitAI is informing you that Alps Release family has reached End-Of-Support state starting from Sep 1, 2022. This change is in accordance with the SummitAI Products End-of-Life (EOL) Policy.
An alternate option is to upgrade to the latest SummitAI Tahoe SP3 Release that will provide you rich feature-set.
What are Service Catalogs?
Service Catalogs are pre-configured forms created for all the operational services provided by the organization. An End User uses a Service Catalog to create a Service Request (SR). The SR is approved and processed based on the selected Service Catalog.
The Service Catalog Management module enables the Administrators to create a Service Catalog under the relevant category and maintain it with accurate information.
Service Catalog Management Life Cycle
The following section explains the Service Catalog Management life cycle:
Creation and Design
An Administrator (or user with appropriate access) creates a Service Catalog under the Service Catalog Management module. The form for the Catalog is designed on the FORM BUILDER page. After the form is configured, the Service Request (SR) approval workflow is designed. For more information, see Configuring SR Approval Workflow.
The Service Request created using the Service Catalog is processed based on the conditions designed in the Catalog.
Approval
After the Catalog is created, it needs to be approved by the configured Approvers (see: Configuring Approvers). The Approver approves and publishes the Service Catalog (see: Approving and Publishing Service Catalogs) . The Service Catalog is available to an End User only after it is published.
Maintenance
The Administrator can modify a Service Catalog when required. After modification the Catalog must be approved by the Approver again. The Catalog is not available to an End User when it is in the Maintenance state.
The following figure provides an overview on the Service Catalog Management Life cycle:
Figure: Service Catalog Management Process