Audit Trail
The Audit Trail tab stores all the actions that you and other technicians perform. This tab is common at all the places in the system. When you are on the details page of any module, it will display the concerned activity logs only.
The Audit Trail tab stores all the actions that you and other technicians perform. This tab is common at all the places in the system. When you are on the details page of any module, it will display the concerned activity logs only.
This tab displays the list of configurations that are to be deployed in the selected computers or agents.
Here, you can also view the status of the deployment. The value of the status changes as the deployment process moves further.
This tab displays the configurations that are added at the time of creation along with their details.
This tab displays the list of computers which are selected for the configuration deployment.
Here you can,
The agents/computers with the Green icon indicate the agent is in Online Status while yellow indicates Offline.
On the USB configuration Deployment Details page, you can edit and view the complete details of the configuration, and perform the desired activity.
To view the details, from the list page click on the ID, and the below page appears.
To edit the configuration deployment details, click the edit icon (Pencil), and the following page appears.
Edit the required details and click Edit to save. For more details, refer to the link Create USB Configuration Deployment.
These properties tells you the current statistics of the configuration deployment and help you classify them under the different labels. When someone works on an USB Configuration deployment, they update the labels accordingly.
You can create or update different actions and activities as a part of communication, collaboration, and resolution in the configuration deployment. The available types of actions are:
The other information displays additional details about the USB Configuration deployment.
To cancel the deployment process,
To archive the deployment request,
Note: This option appears when the deployment status is either cancelled or completed.
To create USB configuration deployment, follow the below steps:
Click the Create USB Configuration Deployment button on the top-right corner of the list page, and the below screen appears.
Enter the following details:
Select the USB Configurations that you want to deploy using the Add USB Configuration button or create custom configurations using the Create USB Configuration button.
To add the already existing USB Configurations,
To create custom USB Configurations,
Parameter | Description |
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Name | Enter the name of the configuration. |
USB Configuration Type | Select the type of configuration that you want to create. The options are: Block and Unblock. |
USB Configuration Action | Select the action that you want to perform. The options are:
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Configuration Applicable On | Select on whom you want to apply the configuration. The options are: Current User and Computer. |
Description | Enter a short description about the configuration. |
Select the desired computers (agents) in which you want to apply the configurations using the Add Computers link on the top-right corner. The computers are the agents used in the deployment process and can be multiple as well. You can add more computers for selection, refer to the link End Points Scope.
Once all the configurations are done, click Create to save it. A deployment request starts with a prefix ‘CDR’ (Create Deployment Request). For example: CDR – 1. If required, you can also click Cancel to stop the configuration deployment process.
Once created, the status of the USB configuration deployment changes to Ready to Deploy and the Installation Status becomes Yet to Receive. This status changes as and when the installation process moves further. Once the Installed Status in the details page displays Success, the access of the Disk Drive will get unblocked for the selected computer.
To create a tenant, follow the below steps:
Parameter | Description |
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User Full Name | Enter the full name of the user. |
User Email | Enter the email address of the user using which you can login. |
Password | Enter the password. |
Company | Enter the name of the company. |
Time Zone | Select the time zone. |
Contact No. | Enter the contact number of the user. |
Sub Domain | Enter the sub domain name.
Note: A Sub Domain should not contain spaces, special characters, and uppercase letters.
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Preferred URL | Enter the preferred URL using which you can access the tenant. The URL should be in the below format: {subdomain}.{domain}.com
For example: If apolo.com is the domain and james is the subdomain, the preferred URL will be james.apolo.com |
Technician Count | Enter the number of technicians you want to allow to be added in the tenant out of the total technicians license. |
Hardware Asset Count | Enter the number of hardware assets you want to allow to be added in the tenant out of the total hardware assets license. |
Non-IT Asset Count | Enter the number of Non-IT assets you want to allow to be added in the tenant out of the total Non-IT assets license. |
End Points Scope Count | Enter the number of end points you want to allow to be added in the tenant out of the total End Points Scope license. |
Notes:
To edit the tenant, click the edit icon next to the desired tenant, and a popup appears as shown below. Change the required details and click Update.
Notes:
Motadata ServiceOps supports the Tenant Management feature. This enables you to create and maintain multiple tenants for a particular organization. Thus, an organization with multiple branches or departments can create and maintain a separate ServiceOps instance (tenant) for each branch. This makes it easy for the companies to manage the users, assets, etc., branch specific without affecting the parent tenant.
For example: If a company named Apolo has multiple branches like apolotyres, apolohospital, etc., and a ServiceOps instance is required for each branch. You can achieve this, by creating tenants (apolotyres, apolohospital) under a default tenant (apolo). Once a tenant is created, you cannot delete it. However, you can disable or edit it. Also, the changes made in one tenant will not affect the parent company and vice versa. All the tenants are independent of each other.
Notes:
To use this feature:
To view the Tenant Management page, navigate to Admin > Organization > Tenant Management, and the below page appears.
The page displays a default tenant along with the custom.
Here, you can do the following:
The calendar view displays requests and tasks that are due within the selected time range. This helps the technicians to get a quick view of the requests and tasks, and work accordingly to close or accomplish them. Thus, it acts as an alert for the technicians to resolve the tickets on or before the due date. You can view the list day wise, week wise, and month wise. By default, the calendar displays data of the Current Week.
To view the calendar, click the Calendar icon next to the Create New button as shown below. The below screen appears.
Here, you have the below options:
Notes:
Here, you can create and manage multiple Support Portals for companies created in the Managed Services Provider sub-menu. A single Support Portal can be associated to a single Company. If required, you can also customize their look and feel with the help of branding.
To view the Support Portals list page, navigate to Admin > Support Channels > Support Portal > Support Portals tab, and the below page appears.
Here, you can do the following:
To create a new Support Portal, follow the below steps:
You can now enable it, edit, or set branding for it.
To set branding for a particular Support Portal, click the Branding icon, and a side-popup appears.
The popup provides you with two tabs: Details and Theme.
The details tab enables you to change the following details of the portal:
You can also view the Preview of the uploaded logo and favicon.
Helpdesk Name: The name configured here will be available on the Chatbot of the Support Portal.
This tab enables you to customize the look and feel of the Support Portal. You can change it to match your branding requirements. From here, you can define the dark and light theme colors for the portal.
To change the theme of the portal,