Create an execution plan Administrators and catalog administrators can create and manage execution plans and the associated variable tasks. Navigate to Service Catalog > Catalog Policy > Execution Plans. Click New. Figure 1. New execution plan Enter a Name and Short description for the execution plan. Specify delivery information in the Total delivery time and On Calendar fields. Click Submit. Add catalog item variables to a task You can add variables of a catalog item to a task to specify information about the requested catalog item. About this taskFor example, when a user requests a laptop, the fulfillment group can need to know what screen size and how much memory to order.Each catalog item can contain one or more variables for gathering information from the user who requests the item. Assuming that the relevant catalog items have been associated to the execution plan, you can associate these variables to the specific created tasks that need the information.To add catalog item variables to a task: Procedure Navigate to Service Catalog > Catalog Administration > Execution Plans. Open an execution plan. In the Execution Plan Tasks related list, open a task. Ensure that the form shows the Plan view. If not, right-click the header bar and select View > Plan. Go to the Available Variables related list and click Edit. Use the slushbucket to select the variables that are appropriate for the task. Consider all the types of catalog items that could use this execution plan, and select all the variables that can be assigned to them. Click Save to associate these variables to the execution plan task, making them accessible.
Create an execution plan Administrators and catalog administrators can create and manage execution plans and the associated variable tasks. Navigate to Service Catalog > Catalog Policy > Execution Plans. Click New. Figure 1. New execution plan Enter a Name and Short description for the execution plan. Specify delivery information in the Total delivery time and On Calendar fields. Click Submit. Add catalog item variables to a task You can add variables of a catalog item to a task to specify information about the requested catalog item. About this taskFor example, when a user requests a laptop, the fulfillment group can need to know what screen size and how much memory to order.Each catalog item can contain one or more variables for gathering information from the user who requests the item. Assuming that the relevant catalog items have been associated to the execution plan, you can associate these variables to the specific created tasks that need the information.To add catalog item variables to a task: Procedure Navigate to Service Catalog > Catalog Administration > Execution Plans. Open an execution plan. In the Execution Plan Tasks related list, open a task. Ensure that the form shows the Plan view. If not, right-click the header bar and select View > Plan. Go to the Available Variables related list and click Edit. Use the slushbucket to select the variables that are appropriate for the task. Consider all the types of catalog items that could use this execution plan, and select all the variables that can be assigned to them. Click Save to associate these variables to the execution plan task, making them accessible.
Create an execution plan Administrators and catalog administrators can create and manage execution plans and the associated variable tasks. Navigate to Service Catalog > Catalog Policy > Execution Plans. Click New. Figure 1. New execution plan Enter a Name and Short description for the execution plan. Specify delivery information in the Total delivery time and On Calendar fields. Click Submit. Add catalog item variables to a task You can add variables of a catalog item to a task to specify information about the requested catalog item. About this taskFor example, when a user requests a laptop, the fulfillment group can need to know what screen size and how much memory to order.Each catalog item can contain one or more variables for gathering information from the user who requests the item. Assuming that the relevant catalog items have been associated to the execution plan, you can associate these variables to the specific created tasks that need the information.To add catalog item variables to a task: Procedure Navigate to Service Catalog > Catalog Administration > Execution Plans. Open an execution plan. In the Execution Plan Tasks related list, open a task. Ensure that the form shows the Plan view. If not, right-click the header bar and select View > Plan. Go to the Available Variables related list and click Edit. Use the slushbucket to select the variables that are appropriate for the task. Consider all the types of catalog items that could use this execution plan, and select all the variables that can be assigned to them. Click Save to associate these variables to the execution plan task, making them accessible.
Add catalog item variables to a task You can add variables of a catalog item to a task to specify information about the requested catalog item. About this taskFor example, when a user requests a laptop, the fulfillment group can need to know what screen size and how much memory to order.Each catalog item can contain one or more variables for gathering information from the user who requests the item. Assuming that the relevant catalog items have been associated to the execution plan, you can associate these variables to the specific created tasks that need the information.To add catalog item variables to a task: Procedure Navigate to Service Catalog > Catalog Administration > Execution Plans. Open an execution plan. In the Execution Plan Tasks related list, open a task. Ensure that the form shows the Plan view. If not, right-click the header bar and select View > Plan. Go to the Available Variables related list and click Edit. Use the slushbucket to select the variables that are appropriate for the task. Consider all the types of catalog items that could use this execution plan, and select all the variables that can be assigned to them. Click Save to associate these variables to the execution plan task, making them accessible.
