Summary: Service Management 80414 | Microsoft

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  • 01 Introduction

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  • To which type of project can you attach service agreements?

    - to all types exept TIME (only allows hour transactions to be registered)
  • What purpose have service agreement groups?

    - to categorize and filter (on) service agreements (like sales pool)
  • 02 Service Agreements

  • What does a service agreement contain?

    - when to service what object

    - default settings: who performs and how charged to the customer

    - line property of the order or orderline

    - ability to create manually or automatically service order transactions

    - ability to link unplanned orders to a customer and transactions to a project

  • A service agreemeent contains :

    - contractual details with the customer

    - service agreement duration

    - general settings attached to all lines

    - objects serviced and service task performed

  • Service agreement  lines contain:

    - task to perform and associated hour, expense, item or fee transactions

    - interval of tasks to perform and time window in which service orderlines can be grouped with other service lines into service orders

  • With settings must be defined in a service agreement  header?

    - service agreement group

    - project

    - service object group

    - service object(s)

    - service tasks

  • On which two types of objects can service be performed?

    - tangible objects on which fisical service can be performed

    - intangible objects like a document or set of accounts 

  • 03 Service Orders

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  • Wich settings are needed before  you can create service orders manually or automatically?

    - servive management parameters

    - service stages and reason codes

    - creating service order obejcts, tasks and relations

  • What are stage reason codes used for?

    - to track reasons for service date update, like reasons for cancellations
  • How is the preferred service time calculated on automatically generated service orders?

    - service interval

    - service orders settings

    - time window settings

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