Viewing My Service Requests List
- Enterprise IT
- Shilpa K (Deactivated)
- Mayuresh Balaji Kamble (Unlicensed)
You can view the list of Service Request (SRs) logged for you.
To view the list of Service Requests:
- On the USER DASHBOARD page (Dashboard menu), click OPEN REQUESTS under SERVICE REQUEST. Alternatively, select Request > User > My Service Requests.
On the MY SERVICE REQUESTS page, you can view the list of SRs logged for you (Tile view or Tabular view). You can view basic details about SRs, such as SR ID, SR logging date and time, status of the SR, the Workgroup, Approval status, Category, Catalog Item for which SR is logged and so on.
Figure: MY SERVICE REQUESTS (Tile view)
Figure: MY SERVICE REQUEST (Tabular view)Service Request Detail PageClick any SR ID hyperlink in the tabular view to display the details of the corresponding Service Request.
Figure: Service Request Details page from My Service Request
The tabular view of the APPROVAL DETAILS section on this page displays E-signatures of the Approvers, if the tenant level configuration for the same is enabled and the Approver has uploaded E-Signature in his/her User profile. To know more about the configuration of E-Signatures, see the For Approvers section on Configuring SR Management.
Figure: APPROVAL DETAILS Section : SR details from My Service Request page
Note: E-Signatures are also available in the Approval Details of any Service Request detail page. For more information, see Catalog Detail.
End users can view all details of the assets in a grid format under the Asset Details section of the Service Request details page. Use the vertical and horizontal scroll bar to view the asset details in the grid. Scroll down to the Asset Details section where the details of the assets are displayed in a grid format. (Following is a sample screenshot)
Figure: Asset Details in My Service Request screen
ACTIONS
PRINTClick the Print icon in the Actions panel to print the displayed SR Details page.
EXPORT TO PDFClick the EXPORT TO PDF icon in the Actions panel to export the selected components from the SR Details page to a PDF.
Figure: EXPORT TO PDF pop-up
The components such as Requestor Details, Service Request Details, WO Details, etc. are displayed in the EXPORT TO PDF based on the configuration in PDF Content Designer. For more details, see PDF Content Designer Configuration.
The components that are not configured on the PDF Content Designer page will not be available in the EXPORT TO PDF pop-up.
Check the components in the EXPORT TO PDF pop-up to include them in the SR Details PDF to be exported. Unchecking any box in the pop-up would exclude the corresponding component from the PDF to be exported.
Click Export to export the PDF.
Figure: Exported PDF
Following screenshot shows the Asset Details in grid format in the exported PDF:
Figure: Asset Details in grid in exported PDF
The components displayed in the pop-up are based on a Tenant level configuration. To know more about configuration, see PDF Content Designer Configuration.
Note:
The fields on My Service Requests page are configurable. You can select the fields you want to display on this page using CONFIGURE COLUMNS icon on the ACTIONS panel of the page.
Extending Service Request Period
You can also extend the Service Request period if required. This option is available to you if the Administrators have configured the Enable Service Validity option (see: SummitAI Platform Online Help).
To extend a Service Request period:
- On the MY SERVICE REQUESTS page, click the icon to extend the Service Request period.
Figure: Extend Service Period link - An action confirmation message is displayed. Click OK.
Figure: Action Confirmation-Extend Service Period
Figure: Extension of Service Request For page - Select the required date in the To Date field till which you want to extend the Service. Click SUBMIT.
Extend Service Request
- Navigate to Request > User > Manage Service Requests > Service Request List. The Service Request List page is displayed.
On the Service Request List page, a new configure column, Extended SR is added. Also, the Extended SR is added as filter.
Figure: Service Request List page
In the above example, SR7406 is the Original SR ID and SR7407 is the Extended SR and SR7407 will be shown below the configured Extended SR column.
You view the original SR ID in the extended SR. A sample screenshot is shown below:
You can view extended SR and original SR under the RELATIONSHIP tab.
In this example, SR7572 is the original SR Id and SR7573 is the extended SR Id.
Open the original SR Id (SR7572) and the extended SR Id (SR7573) is shown under Relationship tab.
Figure: RELATIONSHIP tab - Original Request
Open the Extended SR Id (SR7573), and SR7572 (Original SR Id) is shown under the Relationship tab.
Figure: RELATIONSHIP tab- Extended SR
Extend Service Request Partially
You can extend an SR partially which means return a few of assets and extend the remaining required assets simultaneously. It's a flexible approach to handle both the extension and return of the assets at the same time. It leads to quick decision and better time management.
Consider an end user John is assigned to four assets (laptop, printer, desktop, iPad) while the creation of the Service Request SR5770. While extending the service validity, it was identified that all the four assets are not required. The requirement is for only three assets - laptop, desktop and iPad.
Now, John can initiate the asset return of the asset - printer, and at the same time extend the service validity for the other three required assets - laptop, desktop and iPad using the same Extend Service Validity icon on My Service Request list page.
An extended SR will be created for the assets with extended service request and an incident will be created for the return asset (printer) simultaneously.
All assets will be pre-selected as per the original asset during the creation of an SR.
Figure: Assets list
All other assets which were not part of the existing SR or the original asset collection will not be allowed to select. Uncheck the check box for the specific asset which you wish to return.
System displays the following validation message if you attempt to deselect all the pre-selected assets.
"At least one asset should be selected to extend the SR."
A sample screenshot is shown below:
Figure: Validation Message
Note
To initiate the complete return the assets, make use of Return Asset icon.
The Analyst will be able to view the following records under the Relationship tab. of the Original SR.
- Extended SR
- Incident created for the returned assets
- All selected assets
A sample screenshot is shown below:
Figure: Relationship Tab - Original SR
The Analyst will be able to view the following records under the Relationship tab. of the Extended SR.
- Original SR
- Incident created for the returned assets
- All extended assets
A sample screenshot is shown below:
Figure: Relationship Tab - Extended SR
The Analyst will be able to view the following records under the Relationship tab for the incident created for the returned Assets.
- Original SR
- Extended SR
- All returned assets
A sample screenshot is shown below:
Figure: Relationship Tab - Incident
The Analyst will be able to view a short description in the incident created for partially returned assets. A sample screenshot is shown below:
Figure: Incident Description
Note
- The incident will get logged under the same Workgroup as of the Original SR.
- The mandatory fields of the incident will be pre-populated with default values.
- When the extended SR is extended again then only the previous values will be displayed under the Relationship tab of the next extended SR and incident.
Returning an Asset or End of Service
You can now initiate the return of an asset or End of Service before the service validity expiry date if required. It can be done in the following two ways:
It allows the end user to initiate the return of an asset before the service validity expiry date which is further helpful in better utilization of the assets.
Consider an end user John is assigned to laptop asset through Service Validity Request SR7574. The service validity expiry date is 30th June 2022, but John wants to return the laptop on 30th May 2022 which is before expiry date. John can initiate the asset return request with the help of Asset return icon on My Service Request list page or by clicking on the ASSET RETURN/SERVICE CLOSURE hyperlink provided in Service Expiry notification e-mail.
Returning an Asset or End of Service (via Web)
You can initiate the return of the asset or End of Service (via web) before the service validity expiry date, if required, with the help of Asset Return icon provided on My Service Requests list page.
To return an asset or End of Service via web, perform the following steps:
- Navigate to Request > User > My Service Requests . The My Service Requests list page is displayed with the list of SRs logged as shown in the following screenshot:
Figure: My Service Requests List page - On the Service Request List page, click the icon to initiate the return of an asset or End of Service (a service validity SR). The following pop-up page is displayed.
Figure: End Service Validity Reminders Pop-up Page (Confirmation) Click Yes if you want to continue with the asset return else click Cancel to cancel the return request. Once you click Yes, the following pop-up page is displayed.
Figure: End Service Validity Reminders Pop-up Page (Acknowledged)An incident is created for the respective SR and the analyst will contact the end user to retrieve the asset. Also, it will stop the service validity reminders notifications for the associated SR. You can not extend the service validity, once the return of a Service Validity SR is confirmed. The icon for the associated SR will be removed and icon Grey color will be changed to Amber color . Once the status of the created incident is changed to Resolved or Closed, Asset Return icon will be changed from Amber to Green .
The following table describes the color description of the Asset Return icon:
Asset Icon Color Description Grey color indicates the asset return request is yet to be initiated. Amber color indicates the asset return request is initiated and in-progress. Green color indicates the asset return request is completed. ExampleIn the following example, the asset return request is to be initiated for SR8098.
Once the asset return request is initiated for SR8098, the Extend Validity icon will be removed and Asset Return icon color will be changed to from Grey to Amber . A corresponding incident is created for SR8098.
Once the corresponding created incident status for SR ID SR8098 is changed to Resolved or Closed, after the approval, Asset Return icon will be changed from Amber to Green .
Returning an Asset or End of Service (via Email)
You can initiate the return of the asset or End of Service (via Email) before the service validity expiry date, if required, with the help of ASSET RETURN/SERVICE CLOSURE hyperlink provided in the Service Expiry Notification e-mail.
To return an asset or End of Service (via Email), perform the following steps:
The End User receives reminder e-mails about the Service Expiry at regular intervals as shown in the following screenshot:
Figure: Service Validity Reminder EmailNote:
SR Extend for Service Validity (job) should be running for the caller or end-user to get the above email notifications.
- Click on the ASSET RETURN/SERVICE CLOSURE URL in Service Validity Reminder email. The following page is displayed with a pop-up as shown in the following screenshot:
Figure: End Service Validity Reminders Pop-up Page (Confirmation) Click Yes if you want to continue with the return else click Cancel to cancel the return request. Once you click Yes, an incident is created, and the analyst will contact the end user to retrieve the asset. Also, it will stop the service validity reminders notifications for the associated SR.
Note:
- You can not extend the service validity, once the return of a Service Validity SR is confirmed. The icon for the associated SR will also be removed.
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The Service Request List page is enhanced with the option to view the Approval Time of the Service Request. Also, the Actual Log time column is modified to display the time when the Service Request was submitted.
These two columns are introduced in:
- Service Request Module
- SR List Page
- SR Configure Column
- SR List Page Filters
- Actual Log Time in SR Tile View
- Export to Excel
- Audit Flow – Final Approval Time
Figure: Final Approval Time added in Service Request List page
Field | Type | Description |
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Final Approval Time | Date and Time |
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Conditions for the display of Final Approval Time:
If the Service Request has 3 Approvals configured, then:
- If no approvals have taken place, then the Final Approval Time column will be blank
- Even if the first or second level of approval was done, then the Final Approval Time column will be blank.
- Only if the third approval is also completed the approval time should be populated in this column.
- Display “N.A or –” in the Final Approval Time column where the approval time is not required.
Note
Final Approval time is displayed blank for the Service Requests for which no approvals are configured.
The new column Final Approval Time is available in the advanced filter section as a parameter in SR list page. When Final Approval Time is selected the behavior of Operators and Values will be like the functioning of Log Time when it is selected. The results will be based on what operator and values is selected for the Approval Time field.
To view this:
- Navigate to Request > User > Manage Service Requests > Service Request List
- Click Filters on right corner.
- In Filter drop-down, scroll down to section Date. Final Approval Time is added in this drop-down list.
- Click Configure Columns to view the Final Approval Time added as a static option in Selected Columns and is greyed out. This option cannot be dragged and dropped or rearranged.
- Click EXPORT TO EXCEL to view the Final Approval Time added as a column in excel.
Modifications in Log Time
Earlier for the SRs with approvals configured the Approval time was displayed as Log time. This is rectified. The Log time displays the actual creation time of all SRs.
Field | Type | Description |
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Log Time | Date and Time | The actual creation time of the SR. |
Figure: Log Time is modified to display the actual creation time of SR
To view Log Time on the Tile View in Service Request List:
1.Navigate to Request > User > Manage Service Requests > Service Request List
2. Click the right to view Tile View of Service Request List. The date and time displayed in Tile view is the actual Log time of the SR.
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ACTIONS
- This section explains all the icons displayed on the ACTIONS panel of the MY SERVICE REQUESTS page.
Filters
Click the Filters icon to specify a particular filter criteria to display the SRs. On clicking the Filters icon, the FILTERS pop-up page is displayed. Specify the filter criteria and click SUBMIT.
Figure: FILTERS pop-up page
The following table describes the fields on the FILTERS page:
Field | Description |
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Tenant | Select the Tenant from the list. |
Status | Select the status of the SRs from the list. |
Service Request ID | Specify the SR ID range in the From and To fields. |
Log Time | Specify the SR log time date range in the From and To fields. |
Final Approval Time | Specify the SR approval date range. |
Click CONFIGURE COLUMNS to customize the columns on the page, see Personalizing Pages.
Click NEW SERVICE REQUEST to create a new Service Request. For more information,see Logging Service Requests.
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