Hi,

> This is definitely going to have to be thought about.  Every one of this
> opinions have merit and everyone has something they can use out of it.
> I guess the biggest issue here is what is really going to work for the
> masses.  Obviously, OTRS is working great for all of us because we
> continue to use it.  We need to thank those people such as Martin and
> others who have taken the time to better our lives with this program.

I thank him now on a regular basis. Please understand - I am bringing up a
problem, and I am willing to help. I am not demanding, whining or anything
like this.

> The other part of this is, how do you work the ideas into a program
> without over complicating it?  Think of the install and the setup issues
> we are going to run into when you start thinking about controlling otrs
> from email or a variation thereof.

I view this addition as a big help in migrating from existing email based
system (like we currently have), and as "last resort" option, like answering
from PDA/Cellular. Looking at it this way, I do not expect full control over
each and every option of the system. I think that a combination of LOCK
email and the sanity mechanism of automatic lock and disposal of multiple
answers is very easy to implement, makes the migration process easier and in
many ways add powerful functionality to the system. Most (if not all) of the
components for this already exist in the system. Actually, for implementing
agent answer without lock, the only thing that needs to be done is the
assigment to the agent based on the email. Other then that, it works even
today (but the answer is inserted as customer email).

> The biggest question out of all I guess is how do you prevent more than
> one person from working a ticket at a time and more importantly, how do
> you make sure a ticket is being taken care of?

The mentioned above mechanism is good enough, IMHO. The "how do you make
sure" is the same as with regular web system. You get email notifications if
certain time has passed and no one answered.

Moshe
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