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Task ticket type=ticket (prefix 'TKT"), what is this for? How SN uses this type of ticket?

etabalon
Mega Expert

Good morning guys,

I'm tasked to research this task ticket type='ticket' with prefix 'TKT'. Is anybody here can help me figure out what is this for and how SN originally use it for?

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I appreciate all your inputs. Have a great day!

Thanks,

Enrique

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Brad Tilton
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

ServiceNow has included this table at least since 2008, but I rarely see customers use it. It is useful if you want to use it to track another task type without creating a new table. I've also used it for an email staging table and created incidents or ignored emails from it.


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Thanks to both of you and Pradeep. So my assumptions, the TKT is a generic task type that a customer can use freely for many cases to track something and not specifically designed for the first call resolution because there is a Service Desk Call plugin which is still inactive in our instance.



Brad and Srini both helped me with my research but I can only flag 1 correct answer. I'm afraid for the person I didn't choose because he/she might not contribute to my next inquiry/question.



hmmm....


Brad Tilton
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

Hi Enrique,



You can mark one correct and the other helpful, not a big deal to me which. Glad you got your question answered.


Doesn't work like that. Please will respond to queryif they know else not


Pradeep Sharma
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

Hi Enrique,



If you want to change the prefix then number maintenance is exactly you are looking for.


http://wiki.servicenow.com/index.php?title=Managing_Record_Numbering#gsc.tab=0


Brad Tilton
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

ServiceNow has included this table at least since 2008, but I rarely see customers use it. It is useful if you want to use it to track another task type without creating a new table. I've also used it for an email staging table and created incidents or ignored emails from it.