Difference between revisions of "Service Manager Priorities"

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You need to have a specific role in [[What_is_Service_Manager? |Service manager]] to setup or amend Priorities. For a new instance this will role will be the Service Desk Manager (TBC).  
 
You need to have a specific role in [[What_is_Service_Manager? |Service manager]] to setup or amend Priorities. For a new instance this will role will be the Service Desk Manager (TBC).  
:# Select the Service Desk icon ([[File:Service_Desk.png| 16px | Service Desk]]on the [[What_is_the_Navigation_bar? |navigation bar]]) and then Administration
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:# Select the Service Desk icon ([[File:Service_Desk.png| 16px | Service Desk]] on the [[What_is_the_Navigation_bar? |navigation bar]]) and then Administration
 
:# On the priorities tab you can add a new priority by selecting the ‘+’ icon and giving it a name. The new priority will go to the end of the list (lowest). You can then drag the new priority to its relative position with other priorities
 
:# On the priorities tab you can add a new priority by selecting the ‘+’ icon and giving it a name. The new priority will go to the end of the list (lowest). You can then drag the new priority to its relative position with other priorities
 
:# To delete a priority select the priority and then the red ‘X’  to the right.
 
:# To delete a priority select the priority and then the red ‘X’  to the right.

Revision as of 16:16, 15 April 2014

You need to have a specific role in Service manager to setup or amend Priorities. For a new instance this will role will be the Service Desk Manager (TBC).

  1. Select the Service Desk icon (Service Desk on the navigation bar) and then Administration
  2. On the priorities tab you can add a new priority by selecting the ‘+’ icon and giving it a name. The new priority will go to the end of the list (lowest). You can then drag the new priority to its relative position with other priorities
  3. To delete a priority select the priority and then the red ‘X’ to the right.