m.vandun Posted October 13, 2016 Posted October 13, 2016 Hi, Is there a way to automatically reopen a ticket when a customer sends a reply after a request was set to resolved? Mark
Guest Ehsan Posted October 13, 2016 Posted October 13, 2016 Hi @m.vandun, Thank you for your post! Through the Customer Portal, if you open a request that is resolved, you have the option to select it's still broken, which provides you the opportunity to enter a comment. This will automatically reactivate the request and set the request's status to Open. I hope this helps? Thanks, Ehsan
Alex8000 Posted October 13, 2016 Posted October 13, 2016 Hi Ehsan, Thank you! We haven't gotten around to translating the entire portal to Dutch yet ;-) I'm assuming we would be able to use this customer feedback in our BPM's? Thanks! Alex
m.vandun Posted October 13, 2016 Author Posted October 13, 2016 Hi @Ehsan, At the moment we are not using the portal - still needs to be properly setup and introduced to our customer - and only communicate via email through a ticket directly. Is there a way to do this outside of the portal? Mark
Guest Ehsan Posted October 13, 2016 Posted October 13, 2016 Hi @m.vandun/@Alex8000, Great, I understand your requirement here. Through Auto Responder (i.e. performing an action from an email) or corresponding operations in BPM, we provide the option to update a request however unfortunately, we currently do not facilitate for reactivating a resolved request through the Auto Responder. That said, Auto Responder is a very powerful tool and we can expose it to such functionality. I will contact Team Hornbill regarding your request and we will be able to inform you if there are any plans to investigate this. Thanks, Ehsan
James Ainsworth Posted October 24, 2016 Posted October 24, 2016 Hi @m.vandun We don't currently have any planned requirements that provide the automatic re-opening of a request based on an email. As suggested by Ehsan, we can investigate to see what options could be provided. Our experience in the past suggests that automatically opening a request on an email update can be problematic as the email may just be a simple Thank You email, an email sent in error, or even an out of office response from a closure notification email sent to the user. Each of these could result in the request being reopened when you don't want it re-opened. Providing a key word in the subject could be considered, but then it is about educating the user base to know when to use this keyword. For now you should be able to have resolved or closed requests updated by email and then have the owner notified of the update. The owner can then make that decision if re-opening the request is required or not. Regards, James
m.vandun Posted October 25, 2016 Author Posted October 25, 2016 Hi @James Ainsworth, When a customer replies on a resolved or even a closed ticket we do not get an email that notifies the engineer, we only receive an update when a ticket is open or on hold. If this is working then it would be a working solution for us. Is this a setting or should this be working as is. Mark
James Ainsworth Posted October 25, 2016 Posted October 25, 2016 Hi @m.vandun I will get some confirmation about the notifications on resolved and closed requests. If you are using the Email Routing I also wanted to check if you have these Service Manager settings enabled: app.email.routing.rules.allowClosedCallUpdates.IN app.email.routing.rules.allowClosedCallUpdates.SR
m.vandun Posted October 25, 2016 Author Posted October 25, 2016 Hi @James Ainsworth Both settings are set to on.
Guest Ehsan Posted October 25, 2016 Posted October 25, 2016 Hi @m.vandun, Thank you for your response. I have reviewed the option to update a request through AutoResponder and I can confirm that updating a Resolved Incident or Closed Incident (in my example) operates as expected. I would like to walk-through how I achieved this. Configuring Update AutoResponder (attached "AutoResponder Config.png" and "enableRoutingRule.png") In Routing Rules tab: Enabled Routing Rules through the green slider I only have one Routing Rule, relating to Update in my list My Routing Rule is positioned at #1 on the list (This indicates that the AutoResponder engine will consider this rule first) In my Update Routing Rule: Selected Hornbill Service Manager as Application Selected UpdateRequest as Operation Entered "Deleted Items" as Target Folder Success Entered "Inbox" as Target Folder Failure Configuring AutoResponder Settings (attached "Settings.png") Enabled app.email.routing.rules.allowClosedCallsUpdates Enabled mail.autoresponder.enable Updating a request (attached "updatingRequest.png") I have a request in my environment that I am the Customer of and it is Closed. Please refer to Customer section and Information section on the right hand side. My request is of type Incident. I sent an email with Subject IN00000423 to the mailbox in my instance. My email is moved into Deleted Items folder, as per Target Folder Success value in my Routing Rule. This indicates that the update is successful. Could you please confirm, is your email moved to Target Folder Success or Target Folder Failure? As you can see, my email is present in my Timeline. If I disable app.email.routing.rules.allowClosedCallsUpdates, my email will not published into the Timeline. If all your configurations are set up as above, we may need to take a look at your instance, to further investigate this. Thanks, Ehsan
m.vandun Posted October 26, 2016 Author Posted October 26, 2016 Hi @Ehsan I've checked the settings and these are all the same. I then tried updating a closed ticket and I got an email notifying me that an update was placed. It seems to be working properly for me. I will check if this is working for all our engineers. Thanks for the help! Mark 1
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