incident urgency and priority

akin9
Tera Contributor

Hello Exports,

Normally ITIL user can able to change the urgency and priority of the incidents.

but same we want to give access to ext_itil role users also.

please support to achieve this.

 

Eg

If state is onhold ext_itil roles users not able to change the priority,urgency and impact.

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Heena 1011
Giga Expert

Hi @akin9 ,

 

You can create two ACL on incident table on urgency and Impact field with write operation with condition state is onhold

and add role ext_itil .
Then ext_itil user also able to edit urgency and Impact.

Note: No need to write any acl or rule over priority field , priority field auto calculate when impact and urgency changed.

 

Please mark the answer correct/helpful based on Impact.
Regards,

Heena Sharma

 

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Community Alums
Not applicable

Hi @akin9 ,

 Check any UI policy on the field"Change Request", as OOTB it's not read only:

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Also, what do you mean by "ext_itil" role? can you share a screenshot with a user having this role?

Heena 1011
Giga Expert

Hi @akin9 ,

 

You can create two ACL on incident table on urgency and Impact field with write operation with condition state is onhold

and add role ext_itil .
Then ext_itil user also able to edit urgency and Impact.

Note: No need to write any acl or rule over priority field , priority field auto calculate when impact and urgency changed.

 

Please mark the answer correct/helpful based on Impact.
Regards,

Heena Sharma

 

akin9
Tera Contributor

Hello @Heena 1011 ,

Its working fine for me. Thank you for your quick reply.

Community Alums
Not applicable

Hi @akin9 ,

I have a requirement if the user having "priority" role he can only edit ( impact/urgency ) fields rest of user it needs to be readonly.

Note: I have achieved this requirement using client script but it is only working after every time doing login only.

can you help me with this requirement using ACL'S ?

 

Regards 

Jyothinath P