C_C4H56I_34 Reviews Questions

For service levels in SAP Service Cloud Version 2, the "Initial review date" is a significant milestone that can be used to track and manage service commitments. This milestone marks the scheduled date for an initial evaluation or review of the service provided, ensuring that service level agreements (SLAs) are being met and that any issues are identified and addressed in a timely manner. This helps in maintaining high service standards and customer satisfaction.

According to the SAP Service Cloud Version 2 documents and learning resources, the following are required to grant business user access:

• User ID. A user ID is a unique identifier for a business user, which is used to log on to the system and to assign a business role. A user ID can be created manually or automatically, and it can be based on the employee ID, the email address, or a custom format.
• Employee. An employee is a master data object that represents a person who works for your company and performs a specific role or function. An employee can be assigned to one or more organizational units, and can have one or more business users associated with them.

The other options are not correct because:

• Access restriction. Access restriction is a way to control the visibility and editability of data for business users based on their business roles and organizational assignments. Access restriction is not required to grant business user access, but it can be used to refine the access level after the business user is created and assigned a business role.
• Assignment to an organizational unit. An organizational unit is a master data object that represents a structural element of your company, such as a department, a team, or a branch. An organizational unit can be assigned to one or more employees, and can be used as an attribute for access restriction. Assignment to an organizational unit is not required to grant business user access, but it can be used to define the scope of the business user’s responsibility and visibility. References = Creating Business Users and Business Roles, Creating Business Roles, Set Up Guide for SAP Service Cloud Version 2, SAP Service Cloud Version 2 | SAP Help Portal

You can do the following things with Microsoft Teams integration in SAP Service Cloud Version 2:

• Share workspaces: You can quickly create and share a workspace via MS Teams when you need support from an expert or your manager. You can share content from within agent teams and stay up to date on the latest service requests, comments, discussions, and decisions online.
• Hand over cases: You can hand over cases to other agents or teams via MS Teams. You can also assign tasks and subtasks to other agents or teams and track their progress.
• Make outbound calls: You can make outbound calls to customers or contacts using MS Teams. You can also record the calls and attach them to the case or contact. References = Integrating SAP Service Cloud Version 2 with MS Teams, Solution Guide for SAP Service Cloud Version 2, section Microsoft Teams Integration.

You can find existing cases in SAP Service Cloud Version 2 in two ways:

• In the My Cases Summary card available in the home page. This card shows you the number of cases assigned to you, grouped by priority and status. You can click on any of the numbers to open a list of the corresponding cases. You can also click on the View All button to see all your cases in a table view.
• In the case worklist by choosing the Case app from the menu. This app allows you to view, filter, sort, and search for cases based on various criteria. You can also create new cases, edit existing cases, and perform actions on cases from this app. References = Solution Guide for SAP Service Cloud Version 2, section Cases.