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1. If the service level specifications have not already been added to the data, follow these steps in Signifikant Manager:
   1. Open the 'Specification Type' storage and verify there is a specification type with the code  '_SERVICELEVEL'.
      If not, you can create a new specification type with Value Type 'Text' and Code '_SERVICELEVEL'
   2. Open the specification storage and create a service level specification. In the example below the created specification has the value "8000 H"
   3. Add the service level specification to the part assembly row
      
      
2. Add the following custom part assembly column setting in profile.config, in order to show the specification "Service level" as a separate column. 
   

      <PresentationSettings>
         <Settings>
            <CustomPartAssemblyColumnSetting caption-key="ServiceLevel" order="85">
                <HideEmpty>true</HideEmpty>
                <Value property="RowSpecifications[Code=_SERVICELEVEL].FormattedValue"/>
            </CustomPartAssemblyColumnSetting>
         </Settings>
      </PresentationSettings>

   
   The row specification code specifies which part row specification that will be shown in the custom column. In this case Service level is selected by the code '_SERVICELEVEL'
   
   
3. Restart IIS to load the new profile configuration
4. Verify the part assembly row specification for service level is shown in the new column
   
   

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