Functions: Level 1 and Level 2 usability - best practice
Hi all,
My customer, ICC Belfast, are exploring the functions capability in Enterprise. They had a question on the Level 1 and Level 2 usability and scripting below:
We are reviewing our process of using functions. Currently we script an event which has multiple spaces across multiple days with a space as level 1 (and this function is across the full event date range), and then each day as level 2 within this.
This allows us to add any equipment which is used in that spaces across all event days to that level 1 function.
We are looking at scripting in a process that is level 1 the day, and then each space as it’s idented level. Following a usual event programme model. However, we are not sure how we can than create a service order, which is for one space across all event days. As if we allocate this order to a function, it would only be on one day.
Tagging Minka Verkaar in case you may know best practice/suggestions. Please feel free to tag any other consultant. Thank you!
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Hi Ella Fancett what I usually advise my customers to do the following:
> Create one line (see 1 in screenshot) called 'All Event Services'. Here you can link all Service Orders that are applicable across all days but are not related to a specific space. For example, electricity and water consumption, First Aid Staff, or Security — which are usually calculated at event level and not specified per space.
> You can duplicate this line and rename it for a specific space when needed (you can create as many as required). Here you can link all Service Orders that are applicable across all days, but only for a specific space — for example if the above services are charged per space.
> You can create a second line (see 2 in screenshot) called 'All Day Services'. Here you can link all Service Orders that are applicable for that day only, but not related to a specific space. For example Cleaning Staff, Traffic Marshals, etc.
For any other Service Orders, you can link them at Level 2 (Space, usually for the whole period) or Level 3 (Space, usually for specific times within the period defined at Level 2).
I will also send you the template I use in my trainings to explain how you can get the most out of your functions.

Seth Halvaksz based on this example and our Best Practice, this is why customers would love to see the Function Import work with Level 2 and Level 3 included as well.
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