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Mark (ESC)

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  1. @Victor

    1. Ticket opened by me, and assigned to Desktop Team.  No owner at this point, just assigned to a Team.

    2. Ticket was picked up by a colleague in Desktop and assigned to themselves.

    3. Ticket was resolved by the above Desktop colleague.

    4. Ticket reopened by a colleague in Service Desk Team, due to ongoing issue, error occured.

    All three Hornbill agents have an email address configured on their profile, this is picked up from AD properties. 

  2. @Steve Giller  

    Have a "portaltestuser" account which is a basic account, not SSO.

    Using this to raise the ticket via the Employee Portal, and then I 'Mark Purvis' accepted the ticket from the Self Service queue.

    email for - ICT Service Desk - New Call Logged, Reference IN00009034 - that works

    email for - ICT Service Desk - Call Resolved, Reference IN00009034 - that works

    But updates in-between generating no emails, even though portaltestuser is not logged in and is not part of the helpdesk to update.

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  3. Basically want to see how long it take us to transfer an email from the inbox into a ticket.

    I can see each email as an time of how long it has been sitting in the inbox, is this information (date/time) kept as the email is made into a ticket.

    If this is the case, what field is this information stored in.  Had a look but gone a bit snow blind searching.

    I can then create a report to see average email to ticket times for each day. 

    Thanks

  4. Is it possible to create a report showing same day resolution of tickets over a period of a week.

    ie  "Requests -> h_datelogged value equals h_dateresolved"

    But have the report scan a time period for the last week, so I can avoid having to run this five times for each week.

    Guessing I need to use custom criteria?

  5. About to launch the portal quite soon, but hit an issue at the get go.

    User who use HornBill who are 'user' are able to navigate to the URL, but 'Basic' users get the message below.

    Guessing I need to assign all 'Basic' users a role ?

     

    Sign in

    Sorry, but we’re having trouble with signing you in.

    AADSTS50105: The signed in user 'user@domain' is not assigned to a role for the application '9c93831d-8130-48af-8ba8-d1d7750d87b0'(Hornbill - Live).

     

  6. Bit of a question frenzy this week, but this is my last question for now.

    We send an email when the customer raises a ticket, and send an email once the ticket is resolved.

    However we are not sending update during the progress of the ticket.

    To do this am I going into the Business Processes to add a node, or is this done somewhere else?

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