Serena Demand Manager → Demand Center for Users → Working With Demand Views
Demand views provide a way to filter demand items so they can be analyzed and added to plans. Demand views are based on SBM Listing reports that meet the criteria specified in Preparing Listing Reports for Demand Views.
The reports you include in demand views and the items returned by reports are based on your SBM privileges. Privileges and plan "sharing" settings also determine the plans you can assign items to.
The following sections explain how to use demand views:
Each user creates personal demand views, but these views can be shared with other users.
To create a demand view:
Select an appropriate category for your view. Categories are defined by an administrator.
Click the Another Report link to add reports to your view. On the Add Report page, type the name of the report you want to add, select the application that contains the report from the list, and then click Go. When the report is returned, select it in the list, and then click Add.
Before demand items are assigned to a plan, they typically are analyzed by demand analysts, planners, managers, and other stakeholders. When you send a demand item to analysis, select a priority and completion date for the analysis, along with participants in the process. For details, refer to Analyzing Demand Items.
Move items to a plan you own. For details, refer to Adding Demand Items to Plans.
Move items to a backlog you own. You can also send items to the default backlog if your administrator has shared it with you. For details, refer to Working with Backlogs.
Reject items to remove them from all demand views. For details on rejected items, refer to Working with Rejected Items.
View demand item details.
Except for Reject, each of these actions causes items to be paused. For details on pausing, refer to About Demand Item Pausing.
Items can be added to plans from demand views. Items can only be added to a plan by the plan owner.
To add demand items to plans:

You can reject items that are in a demand view or in analysis. Rejected items are "unpaused" and are visible by clicking the Rejected button in a demand view.
You can return rejected items to analysis, move them to a plan, or move them to a backlog.
To reject an item:
Deleted demand views are no longer available to the owner or sharers, but demand items added to plans from that view are not impacted. You cannot delete demand views that have items in analysis, however.
To delete a demand view:
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