Setting and Viewing Request Priority
Request owners can set the priority of a request to High, Medium, or Low. The request priority can be viewed in request activity, the request inspector, and in an open view.
Considerations
To set the priority of a request, the following must be true:
- You must be the request owner.
- The request must be in the Submit stage. This includes requests that have been pushed back or recalled.
Setting the Request Priority
You set the priority of a request from the request details pane in an open view.
- Create or open a request that is currently in the Submit stage.
- In the request details pane, from the request header click Request
Actions
, and then click Set Priority.
- Select the priority: Low, Medium, or High. You can also select None to set the request to unprioritized. The currently set priority is indicated by a check mark.
Viewing the Request Priority
You can view the priority of a request in the following areas:
- Request details pane in an open view: The priority (Low, Medium, High) is displayed in the request header. If the priority is not set (None), it is not displayed in the header.
- Request Activity worklist: The priority is displayed in the Request Priority column. You can filter on request priority (see Working with Request Activity).
- Request inspector: The priority is displayed on the Summary tab.