This documentation supports the 18.08 version of Service Request Management.

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The BMC Service Request Management application enables an IT department and other business departments to easily define available services, publish those services in a service catalog, and automate fulfillment of those services for the user community, enabling users to help themselves. Service Request Management runs on the Remedy Action Request System (Remedy AR System) platform and consumes data from the BMC Atrium Configuration Management Database (BMC Atrium CMDB). Service Request Management works with other applications, such as Remedy Incident Management and Remedy Change Management, to resolve user requests. Service Request Management manages the entire process, from submission to completion.

Release notes and notices
updated 27 Jul

Learn what’s new or changed for BMC Service Request Management 18.08 release, including new features, urgent issues, documentation updates, and fixes or patches.

Note

This section only includes information about changes since the  most recent  release of BMC Service Request Management. If you are upgrading from a previous release, review the release notes for all applicable versions of the product. For example, if you are upgrading from version 9.0, review the release notes for versions 9.1 and 18.05.

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DateTitleSummary
November 29, 201818.08.01: Patch 1 for version 18.08This patch consolidates all the Hot Fixes delivered for Service Request Management version 18.08 and later into a single patch release.
August 31, 201818.08 enhancements

For enhancements in this release, see Remedy IT Service Management Suite enhancements Open link .


Using

 

As an end user, submit, view, and manage requests, and use the Service Request Coordinator Console, Business Manager Console, and the Work Order Management application.

Developing

 

As an experienced administrator, workflow developer, or consultant extend and customize the behavior of the advanced interaction forms provided with Service Request Management.

Administering

 

As an administrator, perform configuration and administration tasks in Service Request Management.

Integrating

 

As an administrator, set up integrations with other BMC products or third-party software.

Troubleshooting

 

Resolve common issues or errors, review logs, or contact Support.

Planning

 

(On-premises only) Plan an installation or upgrade based on recommended deployment architecture, best practices, sizing, and system requirements.

Installing

 

(On-premises only) Install and perform initial system configuration.

Upgrading

 

(On-premises only) Upgrade based on the latest system requirements and software.
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FAQs and additional resources

This topic provides information that supplements the BMC Service Request Management documentation. It contains the following sections:

Frequently asked questions 

Where to find information previously provided in a guide or manual

Document title

Found here in

Installation Guide

Planning

Installing
Preparing Open link

Installing Open link
Configuring after installation
Upgrading Open link
Troubleshooting

Administration Guide

Key concepts
What is BMC Service Request Management?
User goals and features
BMC Service Request Management architecture

Administering
Getting started with creating services
Guidelines for designing services
Creating services
Configuring navigational categories
Creating application templates and application object templates
Creating process definition templates
Creating service request definitions: Basic configuration
Configuring packages and entitlement
Configuring approvals for SRDs and requests
Setting up surveys and viewing results
Using the Service Request Designer to create services
Setting up the Work Order Management application
 Migrating BMC Service Request Management objects and data
Working with the Request Entry console
Internationalization and localization
Creating and using advanced interface forms

User's Guide

Using
Using the Request Entry console
Using the Business Manager Console
Using the Service Request Coordinator Console
Fulfilling service requests
Communicating with users by using broadcasts
Analyzing services by running reports

Administering
Making the application accessible for users with disabilities

Where to find information previously provided in release notes

Type of information

Found here in

New features (enhancements) and other information

Release notes and notices

  • Issues corrected by the base release and its service packs and patches
  • Issues that are currently open

Known and corrected issues

Where to find information previously provided in a technical bulletin

Type of technical bulletin

Found here in

Contents of a service pack or patch and instructions particular to it

Where to find information previously provided in a white paper

Document title

Found here in

Performance and Scalability of 7.6.04 SP1 BMC Remedy IT Service Management Suite, BMC Service Request Management, BMC Knowledge Management, and BMC Atrium on Windows

Software component performance benchmark configuration settings

Flashes contained urgent information about product issues and are delivered after a product is released. On docs.bmc.com, this information is delivered in an "Urgent issues" topic, under Release notes and notices. If this topic does not exist for a given product release, no urgent issues have been discovered for that release.

Yes, all of the documentation for BMC Service Request Management 9.1 is in this space. Links to documentation for related products are found in Additional resources from BMC.

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To export to PDF or Word

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Additional resources from BMC

The following BMC sites provide information outside of the BMC Service Request Management 9.1 documentation that you might find helpful:

 

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