Hi,

Actually, after a bit of failed configuration attempts I think it is best 
if I give an example of what i'm trying to achieve and see if it makes 
things clearer:

suppose I have the following general services and associated sub-services: 


1. Software problem
1.a.  Software re-installation
1.b.  Software configuration

2. Networking problem
2.a.  Cable problem
2.b.  Socket problem

Now, in general, I would like to get statistics about each of the 
sub-services.

The problem I am trying to understand is the following:

The customer should only see the general service level.  So when the 
customer is submitting the ticket he/she will see the following under the 
service drop-down:

1. Software problem
2. Networking problem

When the agent receives the ticket and actions it, the agent should be 
able to change the service either to a sub-service under the service the 
ticket was originally submitted under or to a completely different service 
(and associated sub-services).

The first example would be that the customer is submitting a ticket for a 
1. Software problem because he doesn't know what the specific problem is. 
The agent at some point should be able to specify whether this ticket was 
for sub-service 1.a.  Software re-installation or 1.b.  Software 
configuration.  This should allow me to get stats about each sub-service.

The second example would be that the customer is submitting a ticket for a 
1. Software problem because he doesn't know what the specific problem is. 
The agent at some point should be able to specify that the service is 
actually different than what the customer thought it was.  In this case, 
the problem turned out to be a networking problem and not a software 
problem and so the ticket should be associated with sub-service 2.a. Cable 
problem or 2.b.  Socket problem

I am assuming that such specification could be done through different 
queues, but that would mean that so many queues would need to be set-up to 
achieve the desired stats.  Are there any simple ways to configure OTRS to 
get the desired results?

Please help.



Regards,

Iyad Al-Hindi
Senior IT Project Manager
SBM Information Technology



Telephone:
+966 (2) 610.4050
 



Saudi Business Machines, Ltd.
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From:   Iyad Al-Hindi/SBMSA
To:     "User questions and discussions about OTRS." <[email protected]>
Date:   08/17/2010 08:06 PM
Subject:        Re: [otrs] roles stats




Hi Mike

Yes exactly. I would give staff certain "roles" to do which are predefined 
and then measure the numbers or percentages.

thanks

Iyad



From:   Michiel Beijen <[email protected]>
To:     "User questions and discussions about OTRS." <[email protected]>
Date:   08/17/2010 05:42 PM
Subject:        Re: [otrs] roles stats
Sent by:        [email protected]



Hi Iyad,

How would you like to measure roles?
I can see how it can be convenient if you can create a report on users
which belong to a certain role or so. Is that what you're looking for?

--
Mike


On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 12:21 PM, Iyad Al-Hindi <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi all
>
> we recently installed OTRS and I am unable to find any category or item 
in
> the STATS section that measure ROLES. I would appreciate any feedback.
>
> thanks
>
> Iyad
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