#706: [tickets] Time tracking in GLPI.
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 Reporter:  jmd                |        Owner:  anonymous
     Type:  bug                |       Status:  new      
 Priority:  normal             |    Milestone:           
Component:  Module Assistance  |      Version:  0.68.1   
 Severity:  feature            |   Resolution:           
 Keywords:                     |           Cd:           
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Changes (by moyo):

  * cd:  =>

Old description:

> cf forum http://glpi-project.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=4286
>
> My tickets processing is something like this:
>
> 1) Cliets assign tickets via phone/mail/web. (Ticked marked "New")
> 2) In 30 mins we assign ticket to responsible tech. user. (Ticket marked
> "Assigned") - solving started
> 3) In process of solving ticket there can be many states ("Transport",
> "Diagnostics" and such. things), but there is one special state - "Third
> Party". Time ticket being in state "Third party" excluded from total
> ticket solving time.
> 4) Ticket becomes "Solved" or "Unsolved" - solving finished.
> Time of solving = date(solving finished) - date(solving started) -
> duration_in_state("Third Party");
> 5) Only client can "Close" (confirm solving/unsolving) for constant
> amount of time (5 days, for example). If client don't confirm ticket <in
> 5 days>, it confirmed automaticaly and marked special way.
>
> It's very nice to have such durations statistic. Bitrix CMS techsupport
> module can work in way like this, but not very good ;-) Can GLPI handle
> something like this?

New description:

 cf forum http://glpi-project.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=4286

 My tickets processing is something like this:

 1) Cliets assign tickets via phone/mail/web. (Ticked marked "New")

 2) In 30 mins we assign ticket to responsible tech. user. (Ticket marked
 "Assigned") - solving started

 3) In process of solving ticket there can be many states ("Transport",
 "Diagnostics" and such. things), but there is one special state - "Third
 Party". Time ticket being in state "Third party" excluded from total
 ticket solving time.

 4) Ticket becomes "Solved" or "Unsolved" - solving finished.
 Time of solving = date(solving finished) - date(solving started) -
 duration_in_state("Third Party");

 5) Only client can "Close" (confirm solving/unsolving) for constant amount
 of time (5 days, for example). If client don't confirm ticket <in 5 days>,
 it confirmed automaticaly and marked special way.

 It's very nice to have such durations statistic. Bitrix CMS techsupport
 module can work in way like this, but not very good ;-) Can GLPI handle
 something like this?

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Ticket URL: <https://dev.indepnet.net:8080/glpi/ticket/706>
GLPI <https://dev.indepnet.net:8080/glpi/>
Gestion Libre de Parc Informatique
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