Check How Many times an Incident is put on Hold ?

Nilanjan1
Mega Sage

Hello All, 

Is there any way in knowing through a report how many times an incident was put on hold. Metric definition is another way of achieving it but it would not fulfill the reporting against each incident. Any suggestions in this regard would be appreciated. 

Regards

Nilanjan

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You're welcome

If you were interested in getting the Total Hold time for all the Incidents, you could do a Single Score type. There will always be slowdowns with large amounts of data for Reports unfortunately. 

If your company has Performance Analytics, you can look into that, but that is an entirely different way to capture and show data. 

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Tiffany Royer
Giga Guru

If you don't want to go the Metric Way, you could create a field on the Incident table to count how many times it was put on hold, similar to how the Reopen Count field works. Then report against that field.

 

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Nilanjan1
Mega Sage

This worked perfectly, but the client requirements are: 

1. To get the duration of the time the ticket was on-hold even though there has been multiple time the status has been changed...due to various reasons. Is there a way to get it into the report. 

 

Regards

Nilanjan

If you create a report against the Incident Metric table, you can get the count of times it was on hold, and the total duration.

*you will have to wait until the record moves out of the on Hold state to capture the latest time for it.

 

Showing the Duration of time on Hold

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Showing the count of how many times it was placed on Hold

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Metric Definition and the Metrics captured for these records

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Nilanjan1
Mega Sage

Hello Tiffany, 

Thank you for your response, it really helped. Is there a way by which I can sum all the incidents Hold times togather.. instead of having repeating same incidents? I checked with Pivot = Type but it seems to a bit overwhelming with the amount of data that I have. 

Regards

Nilanjan