Richmond SupportDesk - New features
NEW Resource Management
- Resource management functionality ensures service desk engineers are not
double-booked by checking their calendar for existing tasks, activities or holidays.
- Users are made aware of potential conflicts with an engineers existing schedule
so that alternative arrangements can be made.
- System administrators can specify which items within the service desk have an
impact on resources such as Future Activities, Change Request Tasks, Holidays
and Closed Days.
- A new specialist resource calendar is provided so that each engineer’s appointments and tasks can be visualised within a single, easy-to-use interface.
NEW Microsoft Outlook Integration
- Records can now be displayed with activities and tasks in your Microsoft Outlook calendar.
- Users can choose to create Outlook-based appointments and tasks further increasing user’s productivity and ensuring that key Service Desk tasks remain visible.
NEW Change Management
- Integral component of the Richmond SupportDesk Client - no additional licensing requirements
- Raise Requests for Change (RFC) against Incidents, Problems and any
Configuration Item, including users, computers and locations
- Voting system for RFC's to be approved by nominated users
- Automatic notification of successful implementation of change
- Record the financial cost of changes
- Central configuration of change process through the Setup Console
NEW Customer Satisfaction Survey
- Gather feed-back from end users about any aspect of Customer service
- User-definable questionnaires sent via email
- Send surveys on demand to individuals or groups
- Create survey groups based on pre-defined selection criteria
- Essential information for service performance measurement
NEW Active Directory™ Quick Setup
- Import information about computers from Active Directory much more easily
- Load an existing extraction XML file at the start of the Quick Setup Wizard
- Small icons allow more visibility of the tree structure
NEW Time Zone Feature
- Define the Time Zone where the Richmond SupportDesk server or Service Desk is located
- With Time Zone recognition turned on, time fields in both the Web Interface and
Windows Client have a time zone suffix added (e.g.GMT+1)
- Specialists and Customers using the Web Interface see the actual times of
Incidents and Service Level Agreements
NEW Resolution Codes
- Specialists can now select from a list of Resolution Codes
- Provides statistical reporting on how calls are being resolved, e.g. Resolved by User,
Software Fix, Hardware Fix, No Resolution Available, Resolved By Third Party, User
Training, Closed With No Resolve
- Easier to analyse how Incidents are resolved
New Sign-On Capabilities
- Reserved Sign-On allows Administrators to allocate named-user accounts to ensure
system availability to those service desk technicians that require continuous access
- Single Sign-On enables users to automatically login to Richmond SupportDesk using
pass-through authentication
NEW Incident Information Capture
- Create User Definable Fields (UDF's) to customise the capture of data within Incidents
- Create multiple UDF Styles with an unrestricted number of UDF fields
- UDF fields can be set to free text entry and/or select from a list
- UDF selection lists can be pre-populated, including imports from other fields and CSV files
- Individual UDF fields can be set as optional or mandatory
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