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Settings: SPM
The following table provides details about the configuration settings for SPM. They are grouped based on Module and Submodule.
Common > Global
Setting Id
Setting Type
Default Value
Setting Name & Details
GBL030
Global
False
Name: Enable SPMCapabilitiesDetails: If set to True, Service Performance Metrics capabilities are enabled in your organization. You can see the Service Performance Metrics Setup configuration page under the Service Performance Metrics configuration group in ServiceMax Setup Home.
Service Performance Metrics > SPM Configuration
Setting Id
Setting Type
Default Value
Setting Name & Details
SET001
Global
30
Name: Top level issue's age in days from SPM Engine execution date for FTF MetricDetails: Consider work orders to generate First Time Fix metric, only if they were created within ‘n’ days from (prior to) SPM Engine execution date, where ‘n’ is the value of this global setting.
SET002
Global
30
Name: Top level issue's age in days from SPM Engine execution date for MTTR Metric Details: Consider work orders to generate Mean Time To Repair metric, only if they were created within ‘n’ days from (prior to) SPM Engine execution date, where ‘n’ is the value of this global setting.
SET003
Global
365
Name: Service contract age in days from SPM Engine first-rundate for Contract Up TimeDetails: Consider service/maintenance contracts to generate Contract Up Time metric, only if they were created within ‘n’ days from the First Execution Date of SPM Engine for this metric, where ‘n’ is the value of this global setting.
SET004
Global
365
Name: IB age in days from SPM Engine first-run date for Attach RateDetails: Consider installed products to generate Attach Rate metric, only if they were created within ‘n’ days from the First Execution Date of SPM Engine for this metric, where ‘n’ is the value of this global setting.
SET005
Global
60
Name: Top level issue's age in days from SPM Engine execution date for ART MetricDetails: Consider work orders to generate Average Response Time metric, only if they were created within ‘n’ days from SPM Engine execution date, where ‘n’ is the value of this global setting.
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SET006
Global
60
Name: Top level issue's age in days from SPM Engine execution date for MTTC MetricDetails: Consider work orders to generate Mean Time To Complete metric, only if they were created within ‘n’ days from(prior) SPM Engine execution date, where ‘n’ is the value of this global setting.
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SET007
Global
60
Name: Time sheet age in days from SPM Engine execution date for technician UtilizationDetails: Consider time sheets to generate technician Utilization metric, only if they were created within ‘n’ days from SPM Engine execution date, where ‘n’ is the value of this global setting.
SET008
Global
60
Name: Top level issue's age in days from SPM Engine execution date for RV MetricDetails: Consider work orders to generate Repeat Visit metric, only if they were created within ‘n’ days from SPM Engine execution date, where ‘n’ is the value of this global setting.
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SET009
Global
60
Name: Individual Metric age in days from SPM Engine execution date for Account SummaryDetails: Consider individual metric records to generate Summary metric, only if they were created within ‘n’ days priSPM Engine execution date, where ‘n’ is the value of this setting.
SET010
Global
365
Name: Global Setting for MTBFDetails: Consider Installed Products which were created within ‘n’ days prior to the SPM engine execution date for computing MTBF metric, where ‘n’ is the value of this setting.
SET011
Global
True
Name: Global Setting for Contract Uptime - TrendingDetails: Enable the setting to create new contract uptime metric data each time the engine runs (rather than replacing the old data) and display the trending report of contract uptime over time.
SET012
Global
True
Name: Global Setting for Attach Rate - TrendingDetails: Enable the setting to create new attach rate metric data each time the engine runs (rather than replacing the old data)and display the trending report of attach rate over time.
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