Add a pending reason
A reason to wait allows you to put a ticket on hold, send automatic reminders and resolve the ticket if it has not received a response. All these actions are subject to conditions:
the interval between automatic follow-ups,
the number of follow-ups before resolution,
setting up a follow-up template,
implementation of a solution template.
Create the pending reason
Go to setup
> dropdowns
and enter pending reasons
in the search box.

Click on add
Name your pending reason
Setting up the dunning option
What happens next will depend on your needs. Start by defining the automatic follow-up frequency
. In our example, we're going to carry out every 3 days
.

Setting up the resolution option
We're going to define that a ticket can be closed after 3 follow-ups.

Define a follow-up template
This template will be used to send out reminders. Click at the end of the follow-up template field

Name your template and indicate the source of the tracking (helpdesk in our case)
Then enter the content of your follow-up, which will be sent to your contact person

Add this follow-up and then select it from the drop-down list

Define a solution template
When this template is added to the ticket, it will close the ticket.Repeat the same process as for the follow-up templateClick on the at the end of the solution template field

Name your templateSelect the solution incident
option so that the ticket can obtain the resolved
statusAdd your follow-up and select it from the drop-down list.
Your pending reason is now ready, all you have to do is click on add
Adding a reason for pending to a ticket
When you respond to a ticket, you'll be able to click on the pause symbol and select the pending reason you've just created

Automatics actions
Warning
Pending reasons depend on the pendingreason_autobump_autosolve
automatic action. Check that this is active and correctly set (setup
> automatic actions
)
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