Hi Tibor
Service Access Point is referenced indirectly in Resource Function API (TMF664), as ConnectionPoint, but the ConnectionPoint entity itself does not have an API that manages it.
One could also argue that, at least for physical access, a geographicaddress serves the purpose.
@Vance Shipley might want to relate to this in more detail.
Hope it helps
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Original Message:
Sent: Dec 16, 2022 08:20
From: Tibor Ujszászi
Subject: How is ServiceAccessPoint (SAP) represented in the openAPI structure?
Hi,
We are in the middle of a CRM transformation program at Magyar Telekom based significantly on the SID and openAPI model defined by TMForum.
In our business processes, we use a ServiceAccessPoint that defines all services that the customer can accessed on a particular phisical or virtual place. The service point as an object has importancy also from the point of view of fault handling to identify all servivices that are provided on the same service point.
While the SID discusses the relation between Service, ServiceAccessPoint and Resource, I can see any reference to SAP neither in ServiceInventoryManagement (TMF638) nor ResourceInventoryManagement (TMF639) API user guides.
Could you give us a guideline how shold be depicted the SAP in the Service and/or Resource related openAPIs?
Regard
@Tibor Ujszászi
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Tibor Ujszászi
Magyar Telekom Plc.
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