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Has anyone configured OTRS such that it is possible to get escalations at multiple levels? For instance, if level1 doesn't resolve the problem, it should be escalated to level2 team and similarly to level3 team. Let me know pls.
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Multiple level escalations
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Multiple level escalations
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Re: Multiple level escalations
Manually: Create queues (Printing::Level 1, Printing Level 2) and move the tickets.
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Re: Multiple level escalations
Thanks, Crythias. I had missed out on this. I understand that it can be done manually; however, if I need to automate it, the only way seems to be using Generic Agent. Now, to check every minute if there has been any escalation; I need to write Generic Agents running every minute. Is there a better way of doing it since I think that writing Generic Agent that runs every minute may not be right from performance perspective.
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Re: Multiple level escalations
Is a 1 minute granularity that important to your escalations? Are you really in a situation that it matters that escalation happens now versus 9 minutes later (every 10 minutes?) Because if you think about it, you've already expended (level one) solution time not solving the problem. What's another 9-10 minutes until the next escalation?
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Re: Multiple level escalations
Thanks, Crythias. Your thoughts make sense. Perhaps it may make sense when the SLAs are not very stringent. We had couple of customers where the response SLAs for their premium customers were 15 mins. I was wondering if there are any methods other than leveraging Generic agents.
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Re: Multiple level escalations
You're already going to have something going on with time.
Another alternative is to set all tickets to (a new) state "Pending auto escalate (to level2) which will change the state to ... something, which can be handled by a (programmed/external .pm file) TicketEvent, which would change the status to a new Pending auto escalate (to level3) and apply a time for the next escalation.
http://forums.otrs.org/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=10090 (TicketEvent programming)
http://forums.otrs.org/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=5988 (on "fixing" the pending state to exist in the .dtl)
Another alternative is to set all tickets to (a new) state "Pending auto escalate (to level2) which will change the state to ... something, which can be handled by a (programmed/external .pm file) TicketEvent, which would change the status to a new Pending auto escalate (to level3) and apply a time for the next escalation.
http://forums.otrs.org/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=10090 (TicketEvent programming)
http://forums.otrs.org/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=5988 (on "fixing" the pending state to exist in the .dtl)
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