Demand Management reference

Reference information to provide additional details about Demand Management such as the fields, user roles, tables, guidelines, and domain separation information.

• Demand tasks
  A demand task is a unit of work, created within a demand, to break down initial planning activities before converting the demand into a project, change, enhancement, or defect.
• Actual cost and effort calculation for demands
  The actual cost and effort are realized cost incurred and time spent for the work performed on a demand and demand task during a specific time period. Actual cost and effort are calculated based on the approved time cards and hourly rate for the resources and vary based on how the hourly rate for the resource is derived.
• Demand Management key terms
  Important terms in Demand Management are listed in the table.
• Stage fields
  The Stage field on the Ideas list displays the current state of an idea as it moves through the demand life cycle. The current state includes from an idea to a demand and then to the resulting project, enhancement, change, or defect.
• Composite Fields
  A composite field combines information from two fields in a table to form a single field.
• Domain separation and Demand Management
  Domain separation is supported in Demand Management. Domain separation enables you to separate data, processes, and administrative tasks into logical groupings called domains. You can control several aspects of this separation, including which users can see and access data.
• Data migrated from demands to artifacts
  Data fields that are migrated from a demand to an artifact when the artifact is created from the demand.
• Demand Management forms
  Field information for forms used in the Demand Management application.

Parent Topic:Demand Management