Difference between revisions of "Customising Self Service"

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Introduction

It is possible to customise the Service Portal to include your company logo, branding, as well as the icons which are used to represent the Service you provide to your customers.

Hornbill Service Manager Self Service is one of the apps which can exist inside the Service Portal framework (future line of business applications which have a requirement for customer engagement will also be available through the single Service Portal interface). Therefore we need to consider this when customising the customer experience.

Customising the Service Portal Framework

Customising Service Icons

In Service Manager it is possible to configure the Services you provide to your customers, and define which of your customers are subscribed to these Services. Customers will only see the Services they are subscribed to when using the Service Portal. When defining your Services it is possible to assign each service a specific icon, this icon will then represent the service on the Service Portal. See Services for selecting the icons you wish to use per service, this can be configured in the Service Details Section from a library of available icons.

Customising Service Icon and text colours

Once you have configured the Service Portal Framework with your choice of colours , it is also possible to extend these colour schemes to the Service Manager content inside the Service Portal.

Via the Administration Console > Service Manager > Settings > Application you will have the options to configure the following colours, by defining a hexadecimal colour code for each. The expected value for each property is # followed by six digits - a good resource for colours is available here | Web colors

guest.colour.common.buttonBorder - Border colour which surrounds the navigation buttons (Favourites, Active, Impacted, Al Services)
guest.colour.common.buttonHover - Background colour when a navigation button is selected
guest.colour.common.icon - the icon which represents each service
guest.colour.common.iconTitle -
guest.colour.common.link - Clickable links - More on service description, Breadcrumbs form service list, Request link on request list per service
guest.colour.common.serviceCategory - Each service will exist within a service category
guest.colour.common.serviceDescription - The description text for each service (Configured against the Service)
guest.colour.common.serviceName - The Name for each service
guest.colour.common.text - Request List column titles, and Request column values on Requests tab per Service
guest.colour.home.requestCounterBadge - Shows a value for any active requests against a service
guest.colour.servicedetails.tabIcon - Request list Icon on Requests tab of each Service
guest.colour.servicedetails.tabText - Request list title on Requests tab of each Service

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 Once you have configured the Service Portal Framework with your choice of colours , it is also possible to extend these colour schemes to the Service Manager content inside the Service Portal.
-Via the '''Administration Console > Service Manager > Settings > Application''' you will have the options to configure the following colours, by defining a hexadecimal colour code for each. The expected value for each property is # followed by six digits - a good resource for colours is available here '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors |Web colors]
+Via the '''Administration Console > Service Manager > Settings > Application''' you will have the options to configure the following colours, by defining a hexadecimal colour code for each. The expected value for each property is # followed by six digits - a good resource for colours is available here '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors | Web colors]
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 * '''guest.colour.common.buttonBorder''' - Border colour which surrounds the navigation buttons (Favourites, Active, Impacted, Al Services)