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Ticket events become alerts

What moves

New tickets, replies, status changes and service level breaches are sent to the Notification Centre, which delivers them by bell and e-mail to the right people. Assigning a ticket and ratings send nothing.

Before you start

  • Both modules in your plan
  • The person to tell has a login; an outside customer is not alerted

Step by step

  1. Helpdesk agentHelpdesk & Ticketing

    Replies publicly to a ticket or moves it to Resolved.

    You see:The change is recorded.

  2. Works out who to tell: the requester for a reply or status change, the assignee (or the desk's default person) for a customer reply, managers for a new ticket, and assignee plus managers for a breach.

    You see:A notification is prepared per person.

  3. Receives the alert in the bell and by e-mail, per their preferences.

    You see:They know the ticket moved without checking.

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