Difference between revisions of "Service Portal Config"

Revision as of 22:18, 13 May 2013

To configure the Service Portal, you start by selecting the features you want:

Go to > Channels > Service Portal

The Configure Service Portal page opens.
Under Portal Features:
1. Click the Community checkbox to let users interact with each other
2. 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.
Learn more:
Branding ServiceDesk for your Organization.

Service Portal Settings, for a complete list of settings

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 # 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
+## Click the '''Knowledge Base''' checkbox to give users access to articles you've published
 #:[[File:CustomizePortalFeatures.png]]
-# Next decide if you\’ll allow users to register themselves:
+# <span id="self_registration" />Next decide if you'll allow users to register themselves:
 #:[[File:CasePortalRegistrationOption.png]]
 #:'''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.