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Revision as of 18:57, 13 May 2013
To configure the Service Portal, you start by selecting the features you want:
The Configure Service Portal page opens. File:ConfigureServicePortal.png"
- Under Portal Features:
- Click the Community checkbox to let users interact with each other
- Click the Knowledge Base checkbox to give users access to articles you\’ve published
- Next decide if you\’ll allow users to register themselves:
Self-registration is generally useful for business-to-consumer (B2C) support, where customers may have purchased your products through a retail channel. When customers visit your Service Portal, they can then login using their Facebook, Twitter, or Google ID--or they can create a new username and password at the portal site. For B2B support, this option is generally disabled. When it is, customers can register only when you send them an invitation.
- You can also upload a logo image and customize the Service Portal in other ways.
For more information, see: Branding ServiceDesk for your Organization. Note: For a complete list of Service Portal configuration options, see the Service Portal Settings.