Issue Management Setup Guide

Hello Everyone,
I am wondering if anyone can help me find a step by step setup guide to implement the Issue Management component in Solution Manager. I have tried going through SPRO but there isn't specific information provided. I have also search just about every installation guide for Solution Manager but there isn't anything listed in there that has all the information that I need. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
-Connie

do a search in SPRO for "Issue" and you'll see a lot of the activities you need to perform. There is some overlap with Service Desk, such as configuring BPs. You'll also see the BC sets you need to run and a note that will help you out. Good luck.

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