ASM System Fields for Call Screens

It is possible to delete ASM System fields. When you delete a field, the data held on the field is not deleted. It is held in the database. If you were to re-add the field back to the screen, any data previously there will still be there. However, even if no data is lost, deleting the fields can still have unintended consequences: Many of the ASM System fields are referred to in Java scripts and style sheets and deleting them could impact your screens or even render them unable to load.

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Best Practice

Do not delete the System fields, even if you will not be making use of them. Rather, create a new section on your screen and call it System Fields, or Unused/Reserved Fields (anything you like), and then hide the section.

The following system fields must remain on the screen:

Please Note: The format below is DB (database) ID/Typical Display name and label. Labels can be reconfigured and could be different in your system. Always compare the Field's DB ID.

  1. USER_REF/User

  2. CLIENT_COMPANY_REF/Organization

  3. SERVICE_REF/Service

  4. ITEM_REF/CI

  5. REF_COMPOSITE/Problem Type

  6. CALL_PRIORITY/Priority

  7. URGENCY_REF/Urgency

  8. IMPACT_REF/Impact

  9. PROBLEM_DESC/Description

  10. WORKAROUND_DESC/Workaround Description

  11. SOLUTION_DESC/Actions&Solutions

  12. PUBLIC_HISTORY/Visible in Self Service Portal

  13. Copy Update to Child Calls check box (System Field, no DB Name)

  14. The whole of the Time and Expenses Section

    • Action Type

    • Action Start

    • Action End

    • Estimate Time

    • Expenses

    • Time Spent

  15. Action Buttons at the Bottom of the Screen

    • Buttons can be relabeled

    • Buttons can be hidden (do not hide 'Save' or 'Submit' buttons)

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