Note This documentation supports the 20.15.01 version of BMC Remedyforce.To view the latest version, select the version from the Product version menu.

Viewing service targets for a record

When you select a service, the SLAs that match the service and the account of the incident are applied to the incident. 

The following topics are provided:

To view service targets

  1. Click the Remedyforce Console tab.
  2. From the View menu, select the appropriate module, such as Incidents/Service Requests.
  3. From the list of records, click the record for which you want to view service targets.

  4. From the Agent Tools menu select Service Targets or click Service_target.GIF.

    Note

    If there are applicable service targets, this toolbar button is enabled only after you save the record and BMC Remedyforce creates the service target transactions for the record.

    In the Service Targets window, view the service target transactions of the current record. The Service Targets window displays the information for each service target transaction. For more information, see Columns in the Service Targets window.

  5. (Optional) To view updates to service target transactions for the current record. click the Refresh toolbar button.

Columns in the Service Targets window

In the Service Targets window, view the service target transactions of the current record. The Service Targets window displays the following information for each service target transaction.The [confluence_table-plus] macro is a standalone macro and it cannot be used inline.

Note

To track the time that is spent on completing a service target, you can use the Elapsed Time field of the Incident Service Target object in reports. However, the Elapsed Time field value is saved in the database only when the service target is closed. For open service targets, the Elapsed Time field value is calculated and displayed in the Service Targets window but not saved in the database.

To track the total time for which staff members are actively working on an incident during your organization's business hours, you can use the Total Work Time field of the Incident object in reports. To start calculating the total work time spent on incidents, you must configure the appropriate status records as work status. For more information, see Creating-status-records.

States and statuses of service target transactions

The following table describes the states of service target transactions and the possible statuses of each state.

Related topics

Understanding-service-target-transactions

Incident-management

Task-management

Problem-management

Change-management

 

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