Service Model Foundation households
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Summary of Service Model Foundation households
The household entity in ServiceNow represents a group of consumers sharing a common address and using services collectively. It includes members who can either be consumers or consumer users, and these members can have different addresses. A household can have a designated head of household, who has access to all associated cases and information.
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Key Features
- Create and manage households and their members.
- Establish relationships between household members for case management.
- Allow staff to manage household cases and relationships.
- Track household information such as sold products, contracts, and entitlements.
- Utilize start and end dates to manage membership history.
- Access related lists for current members, past members, household cases, and sold products.
- Create member relationships using Authorized Representative and Relationship Manager responsibilities.
Key Outcomes
By leveraging the household entity, ServiceNow customers can efficiently manage consumer relationships, track household activities, and ensure effective case management. This enhances the ability to provide tailored services and support to households, improving overall customer satisfaction and operational efficiency.
The household entity represents a group of consumers that usually share a common address and use services as a group.
- Create households and add consumers as household members.
- Create cases for households and household members.
- Create relationships between household members. These relationships authorize one household member to manage cases on behalf of another member.
- Create relationships between staff members and households or household members that enable the staff members to manage cases for those households and members.
- Track information for households, including sold products, contracts, and entitlements.
Head of household
A household can have one member designated as the head of household. A consumer who is added as the head of household is automatically added as a member of the household.
- The sold products for the household.
- The sold products and install base items for household members.
Household information
Households can have multiple members. These members can be either consumers or consumer users. Consumers can also belong to multiple households.
- The Start Date field is empty or is filled in with today's date.
- The Start Date field is filled in with a past date and the End Date field is empty or is filled in with today's date or a future date.
- Current Members: the consumers currently in the household.
- All Members: current and past members of a household. This list provides a history of the household. Members can appear multiple times in this list.
- Cases: the cases that have been created for all of the members within a household
- Sold Products: the products owned by the household. These products can be owned or shared by multiple household members.
Household member relationships
The following types of relationships can be created for households and household members. These relationships are included in the following related lists on the Household form:
- Member Relationships: relationships that have been established between household members. These relationships are created using the Authorized Representative responsibility. Household members that have an Authorized Representative relationship with another household member can act on behalf of that member and can manage cases and information for that member.
- Household Team: relationships that have been established between an agent and a household. These relationships are created using the Relationship Manager responsibility. Agents that have a Relationship Manager relationship with a household can manage all of the cases for that household.
Consumer relationships
- Consumer Relationships: relationships that have been established between two consumers, regardless of household. These relationships are created using the Authorized Representative responsibility. Consumers that have an Authorized Representative relationship with another consumer can manage cases for that consumer.
- Consumer Team: relationships that have been established between an agent and a consumer. These relationships are created using the Relationship Manager responsibility. Agents that have a Relationship manager relationship with a consumer can access all of the cases for that consumer.