If i create an incident and assing it to a user, the incident does not show in the user's incident list.
Why ? Misconfiguration ? Bug or as intended ?
Thank You
Denis Lauzon
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That's def. not "as intended." However, you really haven't given us enough information to enable us to help you.
The more information you share with the community, the more likely it is someone will be able to help you.
Best,
-dave
Ok i found the default request type was not set by default and that request created by me ( agent ) had no request type associated.
Now. How can i set a request type to all the request made earlier ?
The field seems to be read only , i cannot modify it
Can you help me
Denis Lauzon
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From the screenshot, it appears the Request Type is not populated. Please refer to the following document which explains the reason behind this:
Regards
Bhaargavi
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Welcome to the community. To supplement what @Dave Rosenlund _Trundl_ stated, what do you mean by assigning incident to user? In my experience, the user is the agent who is handling the issue. Keep in mind that in your Free subscription plan, you can only have a max of three agents.
Secondly, what do you mean that it is not showing up in the user's incidents list? What incident list?
Please advise, so we can assist further.
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
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Please take the time to look at the screen capture .
It shows the user request list without the case i created under is name .
This is the base, users can login an follow the cases opened for them.
Same thing for request sent by mail.
They get assigned to me and i they do not show into there account.
Thank you
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