Common questions about WPS Service Desk usually involve access permissions, list differences, and status meanings; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
Why can’t I see the Service Desk Management entry?
- Confirm that the current account is an enterprise administrator account.
- Confirm that you have successfully entered the enterprise admin console.
- Open WPS Collaboration and then Service Desk Management in the admin console.
- If the entry is still unavailable, contact your internal administrator to confirm account permissions.
What is the difference between Service Desk Management and Service Desk Push Management?
- Service Desk Management is used to review service desk-related requests and statuses in the enterprise.
- Service Desk Push Management is used to review service desk push requests and their approval statuses.
- You can switch between the two by using the tabs at the top of the page.
- Before reviewing a list, confirm the current tab to avoid checking the wrong records.
How should I understand the statuses of service desk requests or push requests?
- Pending Review means the request is still waiting for administrator action.
- Reviewed means the administrator has already completed the review.
- Service desk status may also appear as Active, Disabled, or Disabled by Admin.
- When reviewing a list, combine the current tab and the status field to understand the current progress.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Service Desk Management | The backend page where enterprise administrators review and manage service desk requests and statuses. |
| Service Desk Push Management | The backend page where enterprise administrators review and process service desk push requests. |
| Pending Review | A status showing that a request still needs administrator action. |
| Reviewed | A status showing that a request has already been processed by an administrator. |
| Enterprise Admin Console | The centralized backend entry used by enterprise administrators for collaboration and management tasks. |