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This document can now be found at its new location in the [https://docs.hornbill.com/servicemanager-user-guide/service-portfolio/services/service-dependancies Hornbill Document Library].
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==Relating Services==
 
==Relating Services==
 
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Use the '''+''' icon to begin the process of relating services:
  
 
Use the following filters to find the services to associate:
 
Use the following filters to find the services to associate:
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xxx = The name of the service you are viewing when relating other services to it.
 
xxx = The name of the service you are viewing when relating other services to it.
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Once services are related and dependencies configured, you can edit or remove the dependencies by using the '''Action''' icons next to each related service.
  
 
==Utilise Service Dependancies==
 
==Utilise Service Dependancies==
  
Via the business process designer, it is possible in workflows to automate the adding or related services to a request, by leveraging the defined dependencies to the request service.  A use case is to automatically associate all business services to a change or problem record, based on the technical service the change or problem record is raised against
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Via the business process designer '''(Under Requests > Request Services)''', it is possible in workflows to automate the adding or related services to a request, by leveraging the defined dependencies to the request service.  A use case is to automatically associate all business services to a change or problem record, based on the technical service the change or problem record is raised against
  
It is also possible to automatically update the status of related services, through the business process designer. In the workflow of a request, you can leverage the dependencies between services and only update the services status of services related of specific '''dependency''' types to the request service.  A use case is to automatically update the status of business services related to the request technical service, which in turn would be visible to subscribed users of the business services, notifying them that, the service is impacted by an issue.
 
  
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It is also possible to automatically update the status of related services, through the business process designer '''(Under Request > Services)'''. In the workflow of a request, you can leverage the dependencies between services and only update the services status of services related of specific '''dependency''' types to the request service.  A use case is to automatically update the status of business services related to the request technical service, which in turn would be visible to subscribed users of the business services, notifying them that, the service is impacted by an issue.
  
 
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==Launch Explorer (Configuration Manager Plugin)==
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Latest revision as of 18:23, 30 April 2024

This document can now be found at its new location in the Hornbill Document Library.

Service Dependancies