C_C4H56I_34 Exam Dumps : SAP Certified Application Associate - SAP Service Cloud Version 2

Within SAP Service Cloud Version 2, the available user types include "Business" and "Technical" users. Business users typically interact with the system through its front-end functionalities, focusing on tasks such as sales, service, and customer engagement. Technical users, on the other hand, are involved with the back-end aspects of the system, dealing with configuration, customization, and system administration tasks to ensure that the SAP Service Cloud operates smoothly and meets the organization's needs.

 According to the SAP Service Cloud Version 2 documents and learning resources, the following actions can be executed by a Service Agent from the case “More Action” button:

• Summary. This action allows the Service Agent to create a summary of the case, which is a concise and informative description of the case details, such as the subject, the priority, the status, the category, the resolution, and the next steps. The summary can be used to communicate the case progress to the customer or to other stakeholders.
• Mark as unread. This action allows the Service Agent to mark the case as unread, which means that the case will appear as new in the Agent Desktop and will require the Service Agent’s attention. This action can be used to remind the Service Agent to follow up on the case or to delegate the case to another Service Agent.
• Escalate. This action allows the Service Agent to escalate the case to a higher level of authority or expertise, such as a manager or a specialist. The escalation can be triggered manually by the Service Agent or automatically by the system based on predefined criteria, such as the case priority, the SLA, or the customer satisfaction. The escalation can also involve sending notifications, changing the case status, or reassigning the case to another team or employee.

The other options are not correct because:

• Delete. This action is not available from the case “More Action” button. Deleting a case is a permanent action that removes the case and all its related data from the system. Deleting a case can only be done by an administrator or a user with the appropriate authorization in the Cases work center.
• Handover. This action is not available from the case “More Action” button. Handing over a case is a temporary action that transfers the ownership and responsibility of the case to another Service Agent for a specific period of time. Handing over a case can be done by the Service Agent or by the system based on predefined rules in the Settings > Cases > Case Handover view. References = Using Agent Desktop with SAP Service Cloud, Creating a Case Type, Configuring Case Escalation, Configuring Case Handover

The following configuration activities are part of SAP Service Cloud Version 2:

• Maintain case types: You can maintain case types to define the different categories of cases that you handle in your service organization. You can specify the name, description, priority, status, and other attributes for each case type. You can also assign case types to service categories and service levels.
• Set up Agent Desktop: You can set up Agent Desktop to customize the user interface and the functionality of the solution. You can configure the layout, the navigation, the cards, the widgets, the actions, the timeline, the quick create, and the search options for the Agent Desktop. References = Configuring Case Types, section Maintain Case Types; Configuring Agent Desktop, section Set Up Agent Desktop.

Configuration activities in SAP Service Cloud Version 2 include a range of tasks designed to tailor the system to specific business processes and requirements. "Maintaining case types" is a critical activity that involves defining and configuring the different categories of customer inquiries and issues that can be logged in the system. This configuration is essential for organizing, tracking, and managing cases efficiently. Another important configuration activity is "Setting up Agent Desktop," which involves customizing the user interface and functionalities available to service agents. This setup is crucial for ensuring that agents have access to the necessary tools, information, and workflows to effectively resolve customer cases.