This new release brings lots of great new features such as a new UI for Request Definition creation and CMDB Explorer, a new My Work Day metrics bar in the Remedyforce Console, enhanced column filtering and sorting options, and much more!
Discover the list of new features below:
Remedyforce Console
My Work Day
My Work Day is a metrics bar displayed in the Console which displays metric cards. Admins can create Metric Cards using Console List Views. Each service desk agent can personalize their view of My Work Day by selecting from an array of Metric Cards and setting their preferred order of display.
Multiple Column Sorting
An agent can sort on up to five columns for each module, i.e. incidents, tasks, change requests, etc.
Column Filters
Column Filters applied by an agent are saved to the database; these are applied automatically in the next session.
Queue Reporting
The entire lifecycle of each incident is broken down by queue. With this enhancement, it is possible to track how long any incident was actionable by each queue. Two out-of-the-box reports provided with this release will provide insights into queue reporting.
Service Outages
Service Outages can now be accessed from the Console.
Copy-Pasting Content
Images held in memory can be pasted to rich-text fields while working on the Activity Feed. Other rich text content such as enhanced font properties can also be saved to rich-text fields. For incidents created by sending emails to the email listener, any images included in the body of the email can be saved to a rich-text field. Images inserted by end-users in rich-text fields can be viewed.
Self Service 3.0
Copy-Pasting Content
End-users can paste images in rich-text fields in incidents and service requests.
Service Catalog Enhancements
Common Requests are displayed in the service catalog. A new option to browse categories allows end-users to view the catalog as a hierarchical display of categories.
Automatic Record Access for Approvers
Business approvers are granted access to records they must approve automatically. This facilitates approvals in Self Service as well as via email.
Width of Pop-ups
The width of the pop-ups that display self help articles and tickets has been increased. Images inserted into the body of a self help article are optimized for reducing scrolling.
Lightning Web Components for Salesforce Communities
Two Lightning Web Components have been designed for use in Salesforce Communities: Submit Ticket and View Tickets. The UI is quite similar to Lightning applications. The components can also be used to design Lightning Apps.
Remedyforce CMDB
Remedyforce Discovery UI
The UI of the setup for Remedyforce Discovery has been refreshed with a Lightning theme.
CMDB Explorer
The CMDB Explorer now has a modern UI. It is also possible to export the graphical representation of CMDB records to files. It is now possible to select CIs from the CMDB Explorer and link to a change request.
Cloning Records
CIs and assets can be cloned to create new records with several attributes copied from the source record. Fields not required to be copied can be configured.
Salesforce Mobile App
Service desk agents can view, add, and delete attachments on records.
Remedyforce Administration
Service Request Designer
The UI has been refreshed. The order of tabs has changed. Additional columns are displayed in Input fields table. Mapped Input fields can be reordered. Additional field mappings can be inserted in between existing mappings.
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