Ticket Queues are created in order to designate relevant ticket assignment. Ticket Queues added to the BCC are available for ticket assignment using the available Ticketing Group lists in the ATG Service Center. If you do not already have organizations set up, you will need to create an organization before adding Ticketing Queues.

To add a ticket queue:

  1. Log in to BCC > Personalization >Internal Users.

  2. From the Browse tab Show drop-down list, select Organizations.

  3. Click an existing organization name from the directory. The Organization page is displayed in the right pane (to create a new organization, click Create New button).

  4. From the Organization page, click the Ticketing tab.

  5. Click the Ticket Queues Add New button. The Ticket Queue: LogicalOrganizations page is displayed.

  6. Required: From the LogicalOrganizations page, type a Name and a Description for the Ticket Queue. This is the name displayed in the Ticketing/ATG Service Center user interface Group list.

  7. From the Ticketing panel, set ticket queue ticket acceptance and ticket timing properties as required:

    Ticket Queue Acceptance/Timing Property

    Description

    Accepting new tickets

    Select for the ticket queue to accept (True), or not to accept (False) new tickets. Default is True.

    Automatically close ticket after (minutes)

    Type the required number of minutes to automatically close a ticket.

    These are not visible in the ATG Service Center.

    Automatically close ticket after (minutes)

    Type the required number of minutes to automatically close a ticket.

    These are not visible in the ATG Service Center.

    Escalate to default queue if not handled after (minutes)

    Type the required number of minutes to automatically escalate a ticket if not handled by the designated queue.

    These are the number of minutes a ticket can be open before being escalated to the default escalation queue for further work or attention. If set to zero (0) , no limit is set, and the ticket will not be auto-escalated.

    These are not visible in the ATG Service Center.

    Remove from agent if not handled after (minutes)

    The number of minutes a and agent/user (assigned to work on the ticket) in the queue can hold a ticket before it is automatically released (unassigned). If set to zero (0), no limit is set, and the ticket will not be auto-released.

    These are not visible in the ATG Service Center.

    Target SLA (minutes)

    Type the number of minutes required for a due date/time, based on your organization’s service level agreement.

    These are the number of minutes to complete the ticket assignment (due date) before the ticket expires. If set to zero (0), no due date is set for the ticket.

    SLA minutes display as the ticket Due Date in the ATG Service Center.

    For example, to set the due date for the ticket queue at 24 hours from the time a ticket is created, type 1440 in the Target SLA (minutes) box (24 hours = 1440 minutes). When a ticket is created and assigned to the ticket queue, the due date is displayed (where applicable) in the ATG Service Center (for example; in the Ticket Summary panel).

    Note: Individual ticket queue settings take priority over global ticket queue settings. If you have set a value for the DefaultQueueDataReader (global ticket queue default settings) the system will first read the information set for an individual ticket queue, and then the global default settings.

  8. Click the Escalation Info Add Existing button to select escalation information for the ticket queue. The Select an Item window is displayed.

  9. From the Select an Item window, click Find, and then select a ticket queue from the available list. The selected queue is the ticket queue to which a ticket is escalated when requested (using the Escalate Ticket Next Step in the ATG Service Center).

    Note: Escalate is an attribute on the ticket, not a ticket status. Escalating a ticket allows a ticket to maintain its status, but reflect that the ticket has been marked for further research, help, or approval, based on your organization’s escalation level definitions.

  10. Click Create. The ticket queue is added to the organization and is available for ticket assignment using the Ticketing user interface Group list in the ATG Service Center.

 
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