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Auto-Flag work notes that are added by the user

lvenna
Tera Contributor

Hello All,

 

I have a requirement to automatically flag the work notes that are added by end users on Incidents. This capability would help us easily distinguish comments added directly by users from those generated by system processes or third-party integrations.

I have analyzed possible solutions internally; however, I was unable to identify an approach that meets this requirement without customization. Since customization is not an option in our environment, I would like to request your guidance on how this can be achieved using the platform’s standard capabilities.

Could you please advise if there is a supported way to fulfill this requirement, or recommend any best practices/workarounds?

 

Thank you,

Laxma.

2 REPLIES 2

Bhuvan
Kilo Patron

@lvenna 

 

Instead of adding a flag, look at the option of creating a dashboard or report on sys_journal_field and filter out system and integration users. You can add filter conditions and grouping based on your requirements and this should help you with statistics and more information.

 

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Since this is a critical related table, any customization could have a potential performance impact and would recommend not to introduce any additional logic.

 

If this helped to answer your query, please mark it helpful & accept the solution. 

 

Thanks,

Bhuvan

lvenna
Tera Contributor

@Bhuvan  

 

Thank you for your response,

To clarify our use case — when a manager or lead opens an incident to review progress, they need have an option to see only the work notes added by engineers (they are sys_ user table), that's why are asking to auto flag the comments that are added by engineers, so that they can click on flagged option to see the work notes added by engineer.

Could you please advise if there is any out-of-the-box capability or configuration available to achieve this?

 

Thank you,

Laxma.