Find out how many tickets were re-assigned from an assignment group

Anonymus
Tera Contributor

Hi,

If i am part of a support group ABC and I want to find out how many tickets from our queue were re-assigned or routed to other queues.
Initial assignment group is ABC queue and re-assignment groups could be any queue.

How to achieve this using reports/PA/metrics?

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Ankur Bawiskar
Tera Patron
Tera Patron

@Anonymus 

you can use Assignment Group metric for this

check these links

How to Create a Historical Report Based on Assignment Group Changes on the Incident Table 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tkBUCuNYes

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Ankur
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Shubham_Jain
Mega Sage

@Anonymus 

 

  1. Create an Indicator on the Incident table.
  2. Use a breakdown by Assignment Group.
  3. Filter for:
    • Initial Assignment Group = ABC
    • Reassignment Count ≥ 1
  4. Use widgets to visualize trends over time.

 

 

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Shubham Jain


There is no field for initial assignment group. Can you please share a Screenshot if possible

@Anonymus  It was meant to 'Assignment Group' field. 

 

  1. Create an Indicator on the Incident table.
  2. Use a breakdown by Assignment Group.
  3. Filter for:
    • Assignment Group = ABC
    • Reassignment Count ≥ 1
  4. Use widgets to visualize trends over time.

✔️ If this solves your issue, please mark it as Correct.


✔️ If you found it helpful, please mark it as Helpful.



Shubham Jain


Mohammad Danis1
Giga Guru

Hi @Anonymus ,

Please find the link of similiar solved question:
Solved: Report on tickets 'touched' or 'handled' by an Ass... - ServiceNow Community


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Mohammad Danish