Standard Ticket page for Universal Request
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Summary of Standard Ticket page for Universal Request
The Standard Ticket page for Universal Request in ServiceNow allows requesters to view details of their universal requests (URs) from the Service Portal. It offers a consolidated view of UR activities and related child department tickets, providing a seamless experience across departments.
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Key Features
- Consistent Ticket Reference: Each requester receives a unique UR number that remains consistent even when requests are transferred between departments.
- UR State Mapping: The UR state is displayed based on the mapping with primary ticket states, ensuring the requester only sees the UR state.
- Activity Stream: A sequential record of comments and activities related to the UR and its primary tickets is available for easy tracking.
- Department-Specific Info: Configurable fields from primary tickets can be displayed, such as "Opened For" or "Caller" details.
- Action Options: Default actions tied to the UR and its primary tickets, including accepting/rejecting resolutions and closing requests.
Key Outcomes
By utilizing the Standard Ticket page, ServiceNow customers can enhance user experience with a single-view interface for tracking universal requests. The page configuration is customizable, allowing organizations to tailor the information displayed based on their specific needs. For those upgrading from previous versions, it is important to enable the Page Route map in Service Portal to utilize this feature effectively.
The Universal Request standard ticket page enables requesters to view the details of their universal requests from the Service Portal.
- A ticket reference number (UR number) that is always consistent for the requester, even when the request is transferred between various departments.
- The UR state details that is derived from the mapping between the UR states and the states of the primary ticket associated with UR. With this state mapping enabled, the requester sees only the UR state.
- An activity stream that shows a logical and sequential record of comments to and from any fulfiller who worked on the UR or its primary tickets.
- An info region that displays department-specific fields of the current primary ticket. For example, configure the page to show Opened For and Subject Person fields from a child HR case, or to show Caller and Urgency fields from a child IT incident.
| SI # | UI Component | Information displayed |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Header section | Displays the information submitted for the Universal Request record, such as the UR request number, created and updated details of the request, and the current status. This section is not a configurable section.
Updated field displays the details of the last activity time of the primary ticket if it exists. If there is no primary ticket attached, the Updated field displays the last activity time of the Universal Request. |
| 2 | Number | Displays the unique UR number that identifies the request. |
| 3 | State | Shows the state of the Universal Request. |
| 4 | Short Description | Always displays the short description of the Universal Request submitted. |
| 5 | Actions region | Actions that are configured as part of the primary ticket page. If the primary ticket does not exist, then the default actions of the Universal Request are displayed. The default UR actions are:
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| 6 | Info region | Configurable fields that are part of the primary ticket. If the primary ticket does not exist, then the default fields configured for Universal Request are displayed. |
| 7 | Tabs section | Tabs that are configured as part of the primary ticket page. If the primary ticket does not exist, then the default tabs, such as the Activity and Attachments are displayed. |
| 9 | Activity stream | Displays the activity and attachments from UR, and all the previously associated primary tickets in a sequential order. |
When a routing agent chooses not to share additional comments or attachments while routing, a system-generated message displays in the header and activity stream. However, the requester can view all comments in the activity stream.
When a user clicks to view the Standard Ticket page from a department ticket that was previously a primary ticket of the UR, then the Standard Ticket configuration validates and displays a message asking the user to open the latest page that displays only the activity streams and attachments. The following image displays the message containing a link to open the latest activity stream.