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Microsoft Business Solutions–Navision Service Management

Course 8365: 2.5 days; Instructor-led

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Audience

The course is intended for the employees at Microsoft Business Solutions Partners who want to demonstrate and set up Service Management, and for those who want to be able to provide support for Service Management.

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At Course Completion

After completing this course, students should understand:

The Service Management Application

Service Management Setup

Service Items

Service Orders

Working on Service Orders

Service Price Management

Planning Management

Service Contracts

Working on Service Contracts

Exercises for Working on Service Contracts

Service Contracts – Advanced

Job Scheduler

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Prerequisites

Participants of this course need to have a basic knowledge of Microsoft Navision (equivalent to the contents of the Microsoft Business Solutions – Navision Essentials course).


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Microsoft Certification exams

No Microsoft Certification exams are associated with this course currently.


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Course Materials

The student kit includes a comprehensive workbook and other necessary materials for this class.


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Course Outline

Chapter 1: Introduction

This chapter introduces the student to the Service Management course.

Chapter 2: The Service Management Application

This chapter gives you a general overview of Service Management, and you learn about the overall structure of the Service Management application area.

Lessons

Introduction

Overview of Service Management – Microsoft Navision

The Structure of Service Management – Microsoft Navision

References

After completing this chapter, students should be able to: Overview the Service Management functionality

Know about the structure of Service Management

Chapter 3: Service Management Setup

Before you can start creating service orders, signing contracts, adjusting service prices, and so on, you need to set up the Service Management application area. This chapter is focusing on that setup process.

Lessons

Introduction

The Service Management Setup Window

Time Management and Planning Setup

Service Order Setup

Service Item Setup

Exercises

Establishing Rules for Service Orders and Service Contracts

Setting Up Service Zones and Working Hours

After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

Use the Service Management window

Perform Time Management and Planning setup

Perform Service Order Setup

Perform Service Item Setup

Chapter 4: Service Items

In the Service Management application area, the term “service item” refers to the equipment or item that requires servicing. This chapter focuses on the creation and use of Service Items.

Lessons

Introduction

Creating Service Items

Troubleshooting

Service Item History

Service Item Reports

Exercises

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Registering a Service Item

Recording a Service Item and Creating a Component List Automatically

Exploding the BOM

After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

Create service items

Troubleshoot

Use the service item history log

Chapter 5: Service Orders

Service orders are the documents in the Service Management application area where you enter information about service (repair and maintenance) on service items. This chapter focuses on creating Service Orders.

Lessons

Introduction

Creating Service Orders

Creating Service Item Lines

Creating Service Quotes

Service Order Reports

Exercises

Creating a Service Order

After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

Create service orders

Create service item lines

Create service quotes

Chapter 6: Working on Service Orders

This chapter explains how you can start repairing and maintaining service items.

Lessons

Introduction

Working on Service Tasks

Registering Spare Parts

Registering Resource Hours

Registering Service Costs and Text Lines

Completing Service Orders

Exercises

Create a Service Invoice Line Involving Resource Hours

Recording Service Costs

Creating a Service Quote and Working on Service Tasks

Registering General Cost and Posting the Service Order

After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

Register Spare parts

Register Resource hours

Register Cost

Register Text lines

Complete Posting

Chapter 7: Service Price Management

This chapter shows how service price management functionality allows you to apply the right price to service orders, to set up personalized service price agreements for customers, to improve service employees' efficiency, and to accelerate the invoicing process.

Lessons

Introduction

Service Price Adjustment Groups

Service Price Groups

Service Price Adjustment in Detail

Exercises

Setting Up Service Price Adjustment Groups

Adjusting Service Prices: No VAT, no discounts included

Adjusting Service Prices Including Discounts

Adjusting Service Prices Including Discounts and VAT

Setting Up Service Pricing

Creating a Service Price Group and Notifying the Customer by E-Mail

After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

Set up Service Price Adjustment Groups

Set up Service Prices

Adjust Service prices

Chapter 8: Planning Management

This chapter is about how in you record what repairs and maintenance the resources (for example, technicians) perform on service items.

Lessons

Introduction

Resource and Resource Groups

Allocation

Allocation Status and Repair Status

Reports

Exercises

Assigning Service Zones, Using Skill Codes and Adding Capacity

Allocating and Reallocating Resources

Allocating Resources

Reallocating Resources and Changing the Repair Status of the Service Items

After completing this chapter, students shoud be able to:

Assign Service Zones

Allocate resources

Reallocate resources and change repair status

Chapter 9: Creating Service Contracts

This chapter is about how Service contracts contain the service contract agreements between your customers and your company. And how a service contract includes service level agreements and the service items that you service as a part of the contract.

Lessons

Introduction

Setting Up Service Contracts

The Service Contract Window

Creating Service Contract Quotes and Converting Them into Service Contracts

Creating Service Contracts Directly

Exercises

Creating a Contract Quote and Converting It to a Contract

After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

Set up contract groups and contract templates

Create contract quotes

Convert contract quotes

Chapter 10: Working on Service Contracts

This chapter is about all the different tasks you do when you work with Service Contracts.

Lessons

Introduction

Updating Contracts

Periodic Activities

Service Contract History

Exercises

Updating Contract Prices and Post Prepaid Entries

Adding and Removing a Contract Line

Creating a Service Contract

Working on a Service Contract

Modifying the Service Contract

Creating Service Orders for the Service Contract

After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

Update contracts

Set up Periodic activities

Understand Service Contract history

Chapter 11: Service Contracts – Advanced

In this chapter you learn in detail how to create multiple service contracts and the various ways you can update the annual amount of a service contract.

Lessons

Introduction

Creating Multiple Service Contracts

Updating the Annual Amount of a Service Contract

More Advanced Functionality

Exercises

Creating Multiple Service Contracts

Creating Contracts Using the "Copy Document" Function

Automatic Distribution of the Annual Amount Difference Using the Even Distribution Method

Automatic Distribution of the Annual Amount Difference Using the Distribution Based on Profit Method

Automatic Distribution of the Annual Amount Difference Using the Distribution Based on Line Amount Method

Manual Distribution of the Annual Amount Difference

After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

Work with Multiple Service Contracts

Updating the annual amount of a Service Contract

Use other advanced functionality

Chapter 12: Job Scheduler

This chapter focuses on how the job scheduler automatically runs various jobs in Microsoft Navision at intervals that you specify. By using a Microsoft Navision client, you can have the job scheduler run jobs while you perform your daily tasks in Microsoft Navision or you can monitor the status of the job scheduler while it is already running.

Lessons

Introduction

Setting Up the Job Scheduler

Using the Job Scheduler

Checking Errors

Checking Response Time and Sending

E-mails to Customers

Exercises

Setting Up the Job Scheduler

Running the Job Scheduler with an Error

After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

Set up the job scheduler

Start and re-set the job scheduler




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