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Report to capture assignment group change from group A to group B for requests and incidents

NaBian
Tera Contributor

I am working on report

1.the number of incidents and requests(RITM) that have been assigned from Assignment group: A to group B. 2. the number of incidents and requests (RITM) that have been assigned from Assignment group: B to any other Assignment group

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Swapna Abburi
Mega Sage
Mega Sage

Hi @NaBian 

For such report on Incident, you can use OOTB Metric definition. (Metrics -> Definitions)

Table name: incident_metric

Filter on Definition = Assignment Group.

 

For RITMs, if you have configured Metric Definition before, you can follow the similar approach to extract report. If no metric definition available for Group change of RITM, then you can create one. Metrics will be created for new RITMs.

but how to track aissngment group change from L1 to L2?

Bhuvan
Kilo Patron

@NaBian 

 

Check if you have metric definition for this, if not create one. Table is metric_definition

 

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Once metric definition is created, you can report from the table incident_metric or metric_instance table to get the assignment group changes and can create data visualization or report on incident_metric table to report on this information

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Similarly once you create metric definition for sc_req_item table, you can get the details from metric_instance table for RITM Assignment group changes and report on it

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Refer below articles for guidance

 

https://www.servicenow.com/community/platform-analytics-articles/measuring-incident-reassignments-to...

 

https://www.servicenow.com/community/itsm-forum/how-to-build-a-report-1st-handled-the-ticket-user-wh...

 

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Thanks,

Bhuvan