scenario:
Client reply to an closed asking a new question. The closed ticket then become opened.
is it possible to create a new ticket from there ?
How to create new ticket from an old ticket. SOLVED
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How to create new ticket from an old ticket. SOLVED
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Re: How to create new ticket from an old ticket.
Split the ticket. To prevent this in the future change the Queue's followup on close from possible to new.
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Re: How to create new ticket from an old ticket.
thanks for quick and accurate answer!
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Re: How to create new ticket from an old ticket.
I'm very sorry to necropost on this subject, but this topic is the closest to what i'm looking for.
I started with the same problem (split tickets and change queue), but came across a different problem. Every incoming ticket has an autoreply function, that works perfectly with standard tickets. But those tickets that are created after a closed-followup don't get the autoreply at all.
So if we close a ticket **4000, the new one wil be **4001, but the system doesn't send any form of notification about this.
I tried to create an "auto reply/new ticket" type of message, but it still doesn't work.
I started with the same problem (split tickets and change queue), but came across a different problem. Every incoming ticket has an autoreply function, that works perfectly with standard tickets. But those tickets that are created after a closed-followup don't get the autoreply at all.
So if we close a ticket **4000, the new one wil be **4001, but the system doesn't send any form of notification about this.
I tried to create an "auto reply/new ticket" type of message, but it still doesn't work.
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Re: How to create new ticket from an old ticket.
That's exactly the autoreply you need. Just make sure it's assigned to the queue.errox wrote:I tried to create an "auto reply/new ticket" type of message, but it still doesn't work.
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