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Version: 8.4.X

Request Management

Can I expand or collapse the form fields?​

A: Yes, you can easily collapse and expand the form fields on any module's form page by clicking the corresponding icons.

What are the bulk actions available for tickets?​

A: The following bulk actions are available for tickets:

  • Update: Add or change the value of common fields in multiple requests.
  • Merge: Merge multiple duplicate or similar requests with one request in one go.
  • Claim: Claim multiple requests at once.
  • Assign: Assign multiple requests to the desired technician at once.
  • Resolve: Change the status of multiple requests to resolved at once.
  • Close: Close multiple requests in one go.
  • Mark as Spam: Mark the unwanted requests as spam in one go.
  • Archive: Archive the old and obsolete requests in one go.
  • Solution: Add solution to multiple requests.
  • Restore: Once archived, restore the required multiple requests in one go.
  • Delete: Once archived, delete the required requests in one go.

What are the fields that I can update in bulk?​

A: The following fields can be updated in bulk:

  • Status: Update the status of multiple tickets at once, you can change to Open, Inprogress, Pending, Resolved, and Closed, and any custom status.
  • Assignee: Change the assignee of multiple tickets at once.
  • Technician Group: Assign or update technician group to multiple tickets.
  • Urgency: Set or change the urgency of multiple tickets in one go.
  • Priority: Set or change the priority of multiple tickets.
  • Impact: Set or change the impact of multiple tickets.
  • Category: Set or change the category of multiple tickets.
  • Location: Set or change the location of multiple tickets.
  • Source: Set or change the source of mulitple tickets.
  • Department: Set or change the department of multiple tickets.
  • Attach Files: Attach a single file to multiple tickets.
  • Add Tags: Add tags to multipe tickets.

Why I am not able to create Viber chatbot for integration?​

A: The chatbot is created by Rakuten Viber's partners or team only. Hence, they will provide the complete steps.

Why should I add a watcher to a ticket?​

A: The Add Watcher feature is used to monitor tickets when a request is assigned to another technician so that necessary actions can be taken when required. With this, the watcher will receive a notification whenever any activity takes place on the ticket.

Can I know the reason for failed imported users?​

A: Yes. Once the import process is completed, a batch file is generated which contains the reason for failed users. You can open that batch file and view the details in the Message column.

Can I merge similar requests into one?​

A: Yes.

Can I remove the Quick Create option for the Requesters?​

A: Yes, you can remove the Quick Create option by disabling the fields for Incident and Service Request creation from the Admin > Support Channels > Support Portal Settings.

Can I create custom filters to view the list of requests according to my choice?​

A: Yes, you can create custom filters on the list page by searching for the required data and then saving it using the blue Star icon.

Can the system automatically assign priority for requests?​

A: Yes, using Priority Matrix feature, the system can automatically assign priority to requests.

From where can I add multiple currency options in the application?​

A: You can add multiple currencies from the Admin > Organization > Account Details tab.

How do I convert an Email into an Incident Request?​

A: You can convert an email into a request using the Email-to-ticket feature. To convert,

  1. Configure an Incoming Email Server.
  2. Enable the following fields from the Admin > Support Channels > Email > Email Preference tab:
    • Enable Email to Ticket
    • Allow Guest User to generate request from Email to Ticket
  3. Next, send an email on the email address configured in the Incoming Email Server.
  4. The email will be converted into a Request and listed on the Request list page in the Technician Portal.
  5. Here, the email's subject line will be used as the Request Subject, and its content will become the Request Description.

How can I create Service Requests via Email to Ticket?​

A: You can create Service Requests via Email to Ticket feature using a Workflow. You need to create a Workflow with the following details:

  • Module: Email to ticket
  • Trigger: When Email is received trigger
  • Action: Create Service Request Now, whenever an email is received that matches the conditions like Subject, Description, and Incoming mailbox, a Service Request will be created with the Source "Email". For more details, refer to the link.