Incoming ticket triage prior to creating Incident/Request/Problem/Change in ITSM
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01-22-2020 12:27 PM
Hello, my friendly ServiceNow community folks!
I am trying to understand the best way for end-users to create "tickets" which can be reviewed prior to the item being created as an Incident, Request, Change, Problem, etc. I would like this using ITSM. I know that for CSM, the default form/application are "Cases".
How do y'all (yes, I'm from Texas) handle this? We want to help our Service Desk ensure the user's issue/request is categorized appropriately (without having to cancel one form and creating another).
Any input is greatly appreciated!
Happy Wednesday!!
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01-23-2020 04:15 AM
Sorry, should have explained better. We created an inbound action to create a call when email was sent to our Service Desk's email address.
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01-23-2020 08:47 AM
Oh interesting, I will have to look at that approach. Does your Service Desk use Agent workspace? The reason I ask is so I can do a round robin approach with incoming Incidents using Advanced Work Assignment as well.
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01-23-2020 09:09 AM
No, we are just now preparing to get it configured.
Baby steps, right?
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02-04-2020 10:33 AM
I am working through the Agent Workspace setup and I am going through the Agent fundamentals and implementation course in ServiceNow Now Learning. It does help to understand some of the configurations. Just passing on the info!
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02-04-2020 11:17 AM
Appreciate it.
