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Defining a service center for third-party calibration

Tool icon with plus symbol, which leads to the step of registering a model activity, where the simplified calibration is performed. Document icon with chart, which leads to the step of creating the calibration plan, where the plan is created. Building icon with location marker, which leads to the step of defining the service center, where the service location is selected. Document icon with plus symbol, which leads to the step of creating the external calibration activity.

Prerequisite

  • Access to the File > Service center (MA051) menu.

 

Introduction

A service center defines the people responsible for executing calibration activities, making it easier to identify the team that has worked on previous tasks and locate the responsible contact.

Configuring service centers is crucial for managing technicians' timesheets and for checking how activities are distributed through resources control.

Third-party service centers are used when the calibration activity is executed by service providers.

 

Creating a third-party service center

Click here and watch the video to learn how to create a third-party service center.

The mandatory steps described in the video for creating the record to be used in the third-party calibration flow are illustrated below, as an example.

User following the steps described above to perform the activity plan definition.

Remember to check the Third-party service center option in the record to indicate that the service center does not belong to the organization. This configuration determines the actions of the Resource tab.

 

 

Conclusion

Once we are done creating the service center, the next step is to create the third-party calibration activity.


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