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Environment
TeamDynamix
Issue
Technicians need to understand when to use tasks and when to reassign tickets
Resolution
When to "reassign" a ticket vs. Creating a "ticket task"
Reassigning Tickets: Reassigning a ticket is necessary when it needs to be handled by a different resource. This typically happens when a ticket is mistakenly assigned to the wrong assignment group. For example, if a support request about a server issue is wrongly assigned to the network team instead of the server management team, it should be reassigned to the correct team.
Creating Tasks: Creating a task is appropriate when different teams or individuals need to work on parts of a larger request, even though they don't handle the overall request. For instance, if a ticket comes in to overhaul a company's website, it might be assigned to the web development team. However, fixing the site's design might require input from the design team. In this case, a task would be created for the design team to handle the specific design updates.
Reassigning Tickets or Tasks Assigned to a Group:
When reassigning a ticket or task that is assigned to a group, the system will do the following:
- If the newly assigned person "IS" a member of the current group: The assignment will remain with the current group.
- If the newly assigned person "IS NOT" a member of the current group: The ticket or task will be assigned to the new person's primary group and to the individual.
- If the newly assigned person "IS NOT" a member of ANY group: The ticket or task will be assigned directly to them, and the previous group assignment will be removed.
Note: It's always best to assign/reassign tickets to groups, NOT directly individuals. |
Additional Information
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