Hi All,

I have been experimenting with Tasks/Templates/Group Templates for a good chunk 
of the day and have not been able to get the desired flow. Basically I want to 
create a Work Order, use a Task Group Template and then once the Status of the 
Work Order is set In-Progress, the tasks are assigned one at a time in order 
without further human intervention.

I am doing this with Work Orders but should apply to the other applications. I 
want to create 5 Task Templates and put them in a Task Group Template, 
sequenced 1-5.  Each Task is for a different Assigned Group and the Assignee is 
blank. Can't use the assignment engine to assign to a person.

What happens OOB: When the status of Work Order to In-Progress, the Status of 
the first Task changes to Pending/Assignment and 2-5 are Staged. Then someone 
has to set the Status to Assigned. Once the first Task is Closed, the second 
becomes Pending/Assignment and someone has to assign that one out. Same for 
tasks 3-5.

What I need to have happen:  When the status of Work Order to In-Progress, the 
Status of the first Task changes to Assigned and 2-5 are Staged. Then when the 
first Task is Closed, the second becomes Assigned. Same for tasks 3-5.

Is that possible? I would think so and I am just not getting what the guide is 
saying.

ARS 7.6.04 SP3
ITSM 7.6.04 SP3

Thanks
Mark


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