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set up the close issues due to inactivity automation rule

unknown

Hello

I have a special rule to put in place in my JSD but I don't know how to write it.

In our SLA conditions we have that if the customer doesn't answer to service desk team questions in a delay of 10 days and after 3 reminders from service desk team to customer, the issue is considered as invalide and must be closed.

I want to make an automatic rule to execute this but I can't do this because I dont't know how to built it.

Can you please help me ?

Best regards,

Béatrice

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unknown

I made this but I'm not sure this rule answers to my needs :

Manon Soubies-Camy

Hello Beatrice,

I don't think this will answer your need since each reminder "Pouvez-vous répondre à notre dernier commentaire ?" will be considered as an update - your "updated <= 10d" query won't work as expected.

I'd rather create rules to automatically add the reminders and then see this answer to close issues after 10 days.

Hope this helps,

- Manon

unknown

Hi Manon,

Thank you for your reply.

unfortunately it won't help me because we need to send 3 reminders in a delay of 10 days and if the customer didn't reply to one of it, in this delay, we close the ticket.

As I can't make a automatic rule with all these information (or as I don't know how to do it) we will close them manually (it's not what we have to do frequently so no problem for my team) .

Jack Brickey

@[deleted],

does the following represent your goal?

Day 0: 1st attempt question sent to customer
Day 10: 2nd attempt question sent to customer
Day 20: 3rd attempt question sent to customer
Day 30: issue closed

If so, while you could do this as one long and complicated (?) automation, I might opt to do it something like this:

create a custom field called Customer Contacted which would be a counter for the number of times the customer is contacted. default to 0
create a "Customer Question" automation rule for commenting every 10d and increment the Customer Contacted custom field each time
create a "Non-responsive Customer" automation rule that would close the issue IF Customer Contacted = 3 AND it has been 10d since the last update. You could also set the value of Customer Contacted to -1 or something unique but not required.

There are some advantages of using the custom field in that you could run a report showing the number of issues based on the value reflecting how much time it takes your customer to respond.

if your requirement is something else please correct me.

Manon Soubies-Camy

That's actually what I was thinking when saying "create rules to automatically add the reminders and then see this answer to close issues after 10 days.", thank you for taking the time to detail steps!

Jack Brickey

@Manon Soubies-Camy, ah yes...i see that now and makes sense!

unknown

@Jack Brickey @Manon Soubies-Camy :

It is quite what I need to obtain except the delay but is is detail as I can put 3 days instead of 10 days for example. (1 message all 3 days, maximum 3 messages to customer + 1 day to permit the customer to respond to the last reminder )

I thank you for the steps as I didn't understand correctly the first response.

I will try it and let you know if it's working as I want

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