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Configuration - Part 1: IT Service Management
Configuration - Part 1: IT Service Management
Configuration Part 1
ALM Solution Management
May, 2012
issues Problem Management NonSAP SAP Frontend duration Service Desk reporting SAP Backend auto complete ITIL Framework Interaction Center Web UI preconfiguration attachments
change request IT Service Management dispatching SAP collaboration dashboards Change Management reaction time reporter Application Lifecycle Management follow-up transactions
call agent notification services contacts licenses Incident Management priority messages SAP Solution Manager escalation test defects SAP CRM 7.0 assets integration knowledge
article E-Mail SLA categorization locking queries WorkCenter solution alerts root cause analysis actions working time 3rd party interface setup key user SAP notes support organization
partner ecosystem business partner
Agenda:
o UI Framework & Personalization
o Incident & Problem - Configuration hints
o Upgrade
o Setup, Services,& additional information
The Web Client User Interface is the first step into a new era of user interfaces regarding usability and flexibility
for the business user.
State of the art, modern user interface leveraging Web 2.0 paradigms
Simple information and navigation architecture to facilitate finding, reviewing and editing of information
Broad personalization capabilities across all software areas to let the user decide how he works best
Simple but flexible UI configuration capabilities to pre-define the user interface for user groups
To adjust the CRM user interface to your UI Configuration Tool Add new fields
corporate identity and to your business Business Role and Navigation Bar Position fields on views
needs a bundle of integrated tools is Customizing
provided Rename field labels
Design Layer Customizing
Application Enhancement Tool (AET) Use personalization
Allows the Customer & SAP to Rename Field Labels and have this change affect other views
Maintenance of whether a field is relevant and should be hidden or visible in the UI Configuration Tool
Assign existing value helps from the ABAP Dictionary without any customer-specific development
Value Help: Search help, Check table and Domain values
Field Type: Input field, Checkbox and Dropdown list box
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Supported Methods
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Configuration possibilities
Adding Fields
Removing Fields
Changing Position of Fields
Adding Blank Rows
Changing Field properties
CRM Org
Business Partner
CRM Business Role
Employee / Organization
BP Organization
usually linked to organizational units in CRM Org model
can be created
manually (transaction BP)
manually from CRM Org model
(transaction PPOMA_CRM)
BP Person
are usually linked to user accounts on
SAP Solution Manager and/or Managed Systems
can be created
manually (transaction BP)
automatically (transaction BP_GEN)
automatically or background job (transaction BP_USER_GEN)
automatic synchronization of business partners and user accounts via background job (BP_USER_GEN)
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User Master Record
User Master Record (Transaction SU01)
PFCG Role
also called Authorization Roles
grant a user access to more functionality
on technical level
contain authorization data with specific definition based
on authorization objects
can be configured role based (transaction PFCG)
SAP Solution Manager provides different role types:
Workcenter Roles (Basic / Navigation Roles)
Authorization Roles (Functional / Context Authorization)
IT Organization
Ident: POD_100_....
System ID: POD 100 User: HSCHMITT
User: HSCHMITT
hschmitt@infoland.de
Log-in User
User: HSCHMITT
Initial Password
Telephony
Integration / E-Mail / IT Service Desk
Chat / IC_AGENT -
InteractionCenter Agent
ITSM Professional
SOLMANPRO - Solution Manager ITSM
Enhanced with authorization roles
Phone Incident &
Administration
Call Problem Analytics
Change
Management + Masterdata,
Management + ITSM
ITSM 1st Level Service
Enterprise Support
Self Service
Portal
Service
SOLMANREQU -
Requests
Solution Manager
ITSM End User
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Authorization Roles & CRM Business Roles
Composite roles:
o SAP_SUPPDESK_PROCESS_COMP -> For processors (both UI and standard authorizations)
o SAP_SUPPDESK_ADMIN_COMP -> For administrators
Note: SAP_SM_CRM_UIU_SOLMANPRO does not contain any authorizations. If you copy SOLMANPRO, also copy
SAP_SM_CRM_UIU_SOLMANPRO and adjust role assignment in SOLMANPRO.
Transaction SPPFCADM
Activate Action for Support Team Determination
The key user represents a particular end user group and wants to raise an internal ticket to request for
IT support. It is important register the key user as a Business Partner (Employee) which is directly
assigned to a User Master Record on SAP Solution Manager.
Key user opens a service ticket on a CRM component (CRM-FRW-UI) from Managed System
(in SAP GUI) or SAP Solution Manager (in SAP GUI, CRM Web Client or Workcenter).
A support employee of the CRM team wants to look into SAP Solution Manager for new incoming
messages. For this he requires the following on SAP Solution Manager:
CRM Org
Allows access to
Business Partner Allows
SAP Solution Manager CRM Business Role
Employee certain activities
system
(display, change, etc)
at messages level
User Master Record
(transaction SU01)
PFCG Role
The support employee is now opening the Worklist in the CRM web UI and displays all messages
that are assign to its team.
Employee is assigned
to CRM Team in the
Organizational Model
The message was really assigned to the CRM team and now:
either the employee can take over the message
or a standard Dispatching function in SAP Solution Manager can be applied
1. on SAP Component
As shown in the previous example the end or key users can define a SAP component
in the message. Depending on this SAP component the responsible team or person Even other usecases might be
can be automatically determined. realizable with BRFplus.
Finally you are able to combine
2. on Multi Level Category different use cases to
Beside SAP components the end or key user is able to enter additional categories (in individual and complex
case the message has nothing to do with SAP, e.g. the printer is damaged). Based on
this component you can even determine the responsible team or person automatically. conditions.
So you have a huge flexibility
3. on IBase Component: for automatic support team
The end or key users can enter the system or landscape component (= IBase
component number) which the message is opened for in SAP Solution Manager.
determination.
Depending on this IBase number the responsible team or person can be automatically
determined.
The most important information sources for establishing a security and authorization concept are:
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