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154 TopicsAllow Merging Incidents into a Single Incident
Many of the Incidents I receive are actually duplicates of identical incidents (although they may involve different Customers in the same Company). For example, I received several tickets on a wireless issue at a company from several Customers. Resolving the wireless issue resolved all of the tickets. Instead of having to respond and enter resolutions for all of the tickets, I would have preferred to merge the tickets into one, and make one response. I could see this being implemented several ways, perhaps the easiest of which would be to have the system create a "master" incident to which all of the "merged" tickets point. When anything is done on the "master" ticket, the action is communicated to all of the original incident tickets. When the "master" incident is closed, the child incidents would be closed as well. Optionally, the merged tickets could be replaced by a newly created single ticket (although there may be some database issues in this regard). Combined with the suggestion I made in a separate "idea," that of allowing multiple Customers to be assigned to a single incident, this would be a very powerful feature.Allow Multiple Customers to Be Assigned the Same Incident
Often (especially with service requests), the incident will directly impact more than one customer. In addition, several of our incidents involve a team at a customer location -- so that the incident needs to be distributed to all of the team members as it progresses to conclusion. I would like to see the ability to add multiple-customers (especially from the same company) to a ticket -- not just by attaching them as "Affected Items" -- but truly adding them as Customers to the ticket. In this manner, when I update the ticket or resolve the ticket, each customer would be notified of the response or resolution. In addition, if I have the restriction that customer's can only view their own tickets, then this would permit these "multiple-customer" tickets to be more widely viewed.Can you create Microsoft Teams Intergration the same way you have a slack intergration?
We are using Microsoft Teams, and I saw that you have a Slack integration in Service Desk, through webhooks, can you create the same option for Microsoft Teams. It is almost the same intergration as slack. Teams already has a webhook option. Here is a link to Microsofts Documantation https://outlook.office.com/webhook/e3d8faab-1eb7-490b-bd57-a1e353d7d478@3ac1caef-654a-4c1c-9952-0a59...Custom Fields on the dashboard
At any given time my IT team can have up to 20-30 tickets open. Our process is to check our general queue first then deal with our own tickets. While the dashboard keeps displays due dates, status reports and activity ect. , it lacks information such as the customer's name and other custom fields Ive created. Even in the reports i cant display the customer name, which is a bit odd. Other custom fields like office location and Region are also metrics i would generate reports on, but it seems that this is not possible.4.6KViews0likes63CommentsLink Service Desk Customer with Remote Support Unattended Computer?
When creating a new incident, and adding the customer, there is the option to start a remote session which creates a new attended session prompting the customer to enter code etc. Is there any way to link customers to a computer that has unattended support active so the agent can quickly connect without having to enter the support console and manually find the computer?TLS encryption for emails
Anyone else realize that the emails that come out of Service Desk are not being sent with any type of TLS encryption support? We just realized that all data in emails are not encrypted when they come out of the GTA mail server. This is a dead simple thing to fix and we cannot believe that such a corporate service would not have any type of mail encryption. Anyone have any thoughts on this?