Automatic resolution of service requests (SR)

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Introduction

In the case of a request that doesn't require any specific action from an operator, but certain tasks still need to be carried out, the system can automatically resolve the request after all tasks have been completed.

NOTE: This option sets the default behavior for all templates. Please note that if this option is disabled in the Options menu, it will still be possible to configure 

Default configuration

Default behavior can be defined for all templates.

Go to Tools menu > Options > Automatic service request (SR) resolution

Configuration by form template

Automatic resolution can be applied to selected templates only. 

Go to Tools menu > Reference data management > Select template > Advanced tab > Section: Automatic resolution

This assumes that the option is set to Disabled in Options section. So, we'll check Enabled in the Auto Resolve area, as shown below:


 

In this area, there are three possible options:

  • As defined in Options: Indicates the status checked by default in the Options section, either enabled or disabled. In brackets, the status of the option is indicated.
  • Enabled (specific to this template)
  • Disabled (specific to this template)

Prerequisites for automatic resolution to take place :

  • The automatic template resolution option must be enabled, either in the Options section or in certain forms.
  • The SR must contain at least one task of type: Standard, Notification or External Order. 
  • If your SR contains only one approval task, the system does not consider this request as a candidate for automatic resolution.
  •  The SR is not in Closed, Resolved or Cancelled status.
  • No active reservation is linked to the SR (if there is a "reservation" field in the form).
  • All tasks must be in Completed status, except for tasks that can be carried out after the request has been completed.

 



 

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