Roles for Digital Portfolio Management
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Summary of Roles for Digital Portfolio Management
The Digital Portfolio Management (DPM) application in ServiceNow provides two key roles: DPM admin and DPM manager. These roles are essential for configuring and managing personal portfolios within the DPM Workspace, enabling effective management of digital assets.
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Key Features
- DPM Admin Role [sndpm.dpmadmin]:
- Configures the DPM Workspace and manages system properties.
- Can perform CRUD operations on all personal portfolios created by any user.
- Assigns the DPM manager role to groups for portfolio access.
- Accesses Key Performance Indicator (KPI) functions including creating and managing KPI groups.
- DPM Manager Role [sndpm.dpmmanager]:
- Handles personal portfolios they have created or have been granted access to.
- Can create demands and update roadmaps within the DPM Workspace.
- Cannot edit services or create/edit items in Service Builder without additional roles.
Key Outcomes
By effectively utilizing these roles, organizations can streamline the management of personal portfolios, ensuring that users have appropriate access to tools and data needed to support their digital initiatives. The DPM admin can oversee the entire DPM system, while the DPM manager focuses on their specific portfolios, facilitating efficient collaboration and progress tracking.
Assigning Roles
To enable a group to edit personal portfolios, the DPM admin must assign the DPM manager role to the group through the personal portfolio record in the system.
Installed Tables
Several tables are created with DPM to manage data effectively, including:
- dpmpersonalportfolio: Stores records of personal portfolios.
- dpmpersonalportfolioitem: Maintains records for items within personal portfolios.
- dpmavailableitemtype: Records types available in personal portfolios.
Several types of components are installed with Digital Portfolio Management (DPM) when you activate the application from the ServiceNow® ServiceNow Store. DPM has two roles - admin and user.
Roles installed with DPM
- The DPM admin [sn_dpm.dpm_admin] role configures the DPM Workspace for users. The DPM admin role can create, retrieve, update, and delete (CRUD) all personal portfolios created by anyone. The DPM admin role can also assign the DPM manager role to groups so a personal portfolio owner can select groups to view or edit personal portfolios.
- The DPM manager [sn_dpm.dpm_manager] role is the end user of the DPM Workspace. The DPM manager role can only CRUD personal portfolios that they create.
See the following table for information about each role.
| Role title [name] | Description | Contains roles |
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| DPM admin [sn_dpm.dpm_admin] |
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| DPM Manager [sn_dpm.dpm_manager] |
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Assign the DPM manager role to groups
To edit a personal portfolio, a group must have the DPM manager role.
- Enter dpm_personal_portfolio.list in the Filter navigator.
- Open the personal portfolio record that you want to assign the DPM manager role.
- Select Edit user groups, and then search for the user groups to add to the DPM manager role.
- Repeat the previous step for View user groups if you want to add the DPM manager role to the groups that view personal portfolios.
- Select Update.
Tables installed with DPM
| Table | Description |
|---|---|
| dpm_available_item_type | Stores records for each type in a personal portfolio. |
| dpm_navigation_history | Stores records for navigating each type in a personal portfolio. |
| dpm_personal_portfolio | Stores records for each created personal portfolio. |
| dpm_personal_portfolio_item | Stores records for all types that are in a personal portfolio. |
| dpm_unified_backlog | Stores records for backlog information in a personal portfolio. |
| sn_dpm_kpi_group_m2m_spm_nodes | Stores records for key performance indicator (KPI) group nodes from Service Portfolio Management. |
| sn_dpm_kpi_group_m2m_viz_config | Stores records for KPIs grouped by data visualization. |
| sn_team_perf_kpi_group | Stores records for KPIs grouped by team performance. |