Difference between revisions of "Request List"
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__NOTOC__The Request List provides the visibility and management of the different request types in Service Manager. This includes Incidents, Service Requests, Problems, and Changes. Each member of the Service Desk will use the request list to manage their queues. The requests available to each user is determined by the roles and teams that a user belongs to. | __NOTOC__The Request List provides the visibility and management of the different request types in Service Manager. This includes Incidents, Service Requests, Problems, and Changes. Each member of the Service Desk will use the request list to manage their queues. The requests available to each user is determined by the roles and teams that a user belongs to. | ||
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==Tool Bar== | ==Tool Bar== |
Revision as of 16:41, 25 November 2014
The Request List provides the visibility and management of the different request types in Service Manager. This includes Incidents, Service Requests, Problems, and Changes. Each member of the Service Desk will use the request list to manage their queues. The requests available to each user is determined by the roles and teams that a user belongs to.
Raising a New Request
- Progressive Capture
Tool Bar
- Multi-Select Options
- Filters
- Print and Export
- Customization
List
Sorting
- Click once on the column name to sort in descending order
- Click a second time and the sort order is reversed
Not all columns can be sorted. Columns that can be sorted are identified by displaying the "hand" mouse pointer when hovering over the column name.
Scrolling
A maximum of 50 requests are loading onto the list at a time. If you have more than 50 these will automatically load as you scroll down the list. By not loading every request at one time, the performance is improved.
The Request List does not include Closed or Cancelled requests. These can only be accessed using the Global Search.