Service response time
Average (first response time − call creation time)
↓ Lower is better
SAP Business One includes a built-in Service module — equipment cards, service contracts, service calls, dispatching and service invoices managed in one place; a built-in strength of B1 for SMEs, so after-sales does not need a separate system.
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Equipment records and service contracts define the service object and coverage. Service calls record intake, dispatch and closure, parts are posted to service-call cost, and contract-expiry reminders support renewal follow-up.
Average (first response time − call creation time)
↓ Lower is better
Tickets closed on time ÷ total tickets × 100%
↑ Higher is better
Renewed contracts ÷ expiring contracts × 100%
↑ Higher is better
Tickets meeting SLA ÷ total tickets × 100%
↑ Higher is better
| Core Metric | Formula | Target |
|---|---|---|
| Service response time | Average (first response time − call creation time) | ↓ Lower is better |
| Ticket closure rate | Tickets closed on time ÷ total tickets × 100% | ↑ Higher is better |
| Contract renewal rate | Renewed contracts ÷ expiring contracts × 100% | ↑ Higher is better |
| SLA attainment | Tickets meeting SLA ÷ total tickets × 100% | ↑ Higher is better |
Implementation priorities include service-request intake and dispatch, contract, SLA and service-cost management, and service revenue and renewal management.
Yes. The standard Service module covers equipment cards, service contracts, service calls, dispatch and service invoicing. A separate service system is required only when the project scope includes capabilities beyond the standard module and approved extensions.
Equipment master data (which equipment the customer has), service contracts (what’s covered, until when), service calls and dispatch, ticket closure, service parts usage, service invoicing and renewal.
Service parts are issued from inventory and charged to service cost. Combined with service invoicing, revenue, cost and gross margin can be calculated by service call.
Service contracts record coverage and validity dates. Configured expiry reminders create renewal follow-up tasks before the contract end date, and the responsible team can track their status.
Project acceptance can use the company’s current baseline to track first-response time, on-time call closure, SLA attainment, expiry-alert coverage and contract renewal rate.
An MTC consultant will assess contract-expiry controls, service-part costing, SLA tracking and renewal-management requirements, then confirm implementation priorities.