MyService360 enables you to schedule and track these services across your environment. Some service requests can be resolved by replacing a part that is known as Customer Replaceable Unit (CRU) by yourself. But some service requests can be resolved only by a Dell Technologies on-site technician.
Depending on the issue type and the product service contract, you can schedule an on-site service from one of the following tabs in MyService360.
To schedule an on-site service from the SUMMARY tab, perform the following:
To schedule an on-site service from the INCIDENT MANAGEMENT tab, perform the following:
In the left-hand pane, click the On-Site Services tab, and then click Schedule.
In the Unscheduled tab in the On-Site Services window, click Chat, E-mail, or Call to contact Dell Technologies technical support and schedule a service.
After an onsite service is scheduled, the service request is displayed in the Scheduled tab.
By default, a timeline view of the services that are scheduled for the current day is displayed. You can click a specific service to view more information about the service request.
To view the services scheduled for the next 30 days, click Next 30 Days. You can also use the date selector to view the services scheduled for a custom date range.
You can click List to view the scheduled services for the next 30 days as a list. Along with the details of the service request, the following are also displayed:
When the on-site technician is working on a service request, the status is updated in near real time in MyService360. You can view the number of service requests in each stage, such as, Assigned, Work Started, or Work Completed until they are closed.
For a quick demonstration about scheduling and managing on-site services, go to the MyService360 Knowledge Center.
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