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  1. @Chibamba

    Steps needed

    1) Create a new service "Generic" (Incident/Service Request) - I just used a very basic process for both.

    2) Make all teams and customers subscribers and supporting teams of this new service. This is easy as you do NOT add any specific team or customer to these areas, which means all teams and customers are available.

    3) Then you create the 2 autotask (one for incident and one for SR's):  In Admin - Home - Applications - Service Manager - Auto Tasks (see my SR example below)

    4) Finally add the custom button to each of the type of requests (incident and SR) selecting Autotask with the processes you created in step 3.

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  2. If the supporting teams are different for the Helpdesks, what we did was use a custom button (configured with an autotask) which reset the Service to one a new one called Generic. We gave all teams/customers access to this new Service, so whenever the analysts have a request they need to pass to a team that is doesn't support that Service, you press the custom button and then you can reassign to any team.

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    Button is available on Incidents and SR's (but you can choose how its it is available).

  3. @Paul Alexander agree a lot easier to get the list by pressing the 'Manage Executed Processes' button, but as sometimes I get results and if I refresh I get blanks. Very frustrating.

    Using the BPM id always is getting me the result I need to work on, so I'm happy. Just a bit a of pain to log in with my super user id to get the bpm id but at least it guarantees to get me what I want...

  4. Hi @Victor, @Steve Giller

    Thanks for your advice but trying to get to the failed BPM's without the having the BPM Id is almost impossible, in my experience I can sometimes find it (using the request id) but most times its blank. Why it works sometimes and mostly not is something I would urge you to look at as it should return results.

    If you can fix it that would be useful to the wider community, but as @Jeremy has given us the sql query for getting the BPM Id (which seems to always work) I'll be using that from now on.

    Nasim

  5. 2 minutes ago, Jeremy said:

    you can search for the BPM ID in the Database Direct search (admin - Home/System/Data/Database Direct) by using this SQL search:

    SELECT h_bpm_id FROM h_itsm_requests WHERE h_pk_reference = 'XXXXXXXXX'

    Change the X's for the request number and it should return the actual BPM ID number

    @Jeremy this is something I was hoping for - many thanks

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