Tranfer IT Request to a Process?
I could have sworn I saw the ability existed to do this somewhere. How about sending an email and sparking a process?
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James@Grow
13 years ago
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GillySpy
13 years ago
Posted by:
GillySpy
13 years ago
Posted by:
James@Grow
13 years ago
Here is the scenario I am working with:
A) Ticket is created by either Help Desk Rep or HR package sends an email which creates a ticket saying "create this new user's accounts". No problem here
B) Currently, the Help Desk will open the ticket and click on the IT Request Actions, and then under the "convert to process" section in the drop down, selects the "New User Creation" process. This starts off the processes needed to create a new user's accounts.
What I am trying to do is programatically look for tickets created by the HR system (they will all come from the same email address or have a certain identifier in the subject) and then convert them to a process automagically, so as to remove the process of the Help Desk manually having to click each ticket.
A) Ticket is created by either Help Desk Rep or HR package sends an email which creates a ticket saying "create this new user's accounts". No problem here
B) Currently, the Help Desk will open the ticket and click on the IT Request Actions, and then under the "convert to process" section in the drop down, selects the "New User Creation" process. This starts off the processes needed to create a new user's accounts.
What I am trying to do is programatically look for tickets created by the HR system (they will all come from the same email address or have a certain identifier in the subject) and then convert them to a process automagically, so as to remove the process of the Help Desk manually having to click each ticket.
Posted by:
GillySpy
13 years ago
Posted by:
James@Grow
13 years ago
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