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=== Changing the Priority === | === Changing the Priority === | ||
| − | Select the priority | + | Select the priority from the list of available prioritises |
* This action can be used to escalate to a higher priority, or de-escalated to a lower priority | * This action can be used to escalate to a higher priority, or de-escalated to a lower priority | ||
* A comment to support the change in priority is mandatory | * A comment to support the change in priority is mandatory | ||
* A post will be added to the request's timeline to record the change, who performed it and when it occurred | * A post will be added to the request's timeline to record the change, who performed it and when it occurred | ||
* The post can have it's level of visibility changed to be visible to the the customer of the request on the portals, team only, owner only etc | * The post can have it's level of visibility changed to be visible to the the customer of the request on the portals, team only, owner only etc | ||
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IntroductionThe Escalste Action within a request enables the manual escalation or de-escalation of the request's priority. |
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Changing the Priority
Select the priority from the list of available prioritises
- This action can be used to escalate to a higher priority, or de-escalated to a lower priority
- A comment to support the change in priority is mandatory
- A post will be added to the request's timeline to record the change, who performed it and when it occurred
- The post can have it's level of visibility changed to be visible to the the customer of the request on the portals, team only, owner only etc