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Re: Technical function of the Tech Account assigned as a Manager of a Company?
kellytice Jan 24, 2017 4:29 PM (in response to byrona)Hmm.. I honestly can't figure this one out unless it is just intended as a static kind of reference for someone to contact about that Company.
I have a feeling that perhaps there was something intended about Escalation, whereby tickets could be escalated up to the Tech assigned to a Company, but the options around Escalation all seem centered around the Lead Tech specified in the Request Type definition, or around the Tech Group "Manager" (which could be someone explicitly defined in the Tech Group or it could be the Tech associated with a Location Group instead if desired). It would seem logical that you could choose Company Manager as an alternative for the escalation there but i see no options to do so, so now I'm hella curious, too.
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Re: Technical function of the Tech Account assigned as a Manager of a Company?
byronaJan 24, 2017 4:45 PM (in response to kellytice)
Thanks for checking it out, it sounds like you went through a process similiar to me and made many of the assumptions that I did. The part that really confuses me is that it's required that you fill that out for a company.
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Re: Technical function of the Tech Account assigned as a Manager of a Company?
a.j.carroll Jan 25, 2017 9:18 AM (in response to byrona)Wow, this was difficult to track down.
In Setup > Companies & Locations > Options, you have the option to set a Manager Precedence. Here is what the section officially states:
"Specifies which Manager will take precedence for ticket escalations if the ticket's Location is assigned to both a Company and a Location Group and the ticket's Tech Group is using Location Manager precedence."
I had to read that description a couple of times, look at this chart ( Ticket Flow ), and read the description again.
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Re: Technical function of the Tech Account assigned as a Manager of a Company?
byronaJan 25, 2017 9:50 AM (in response to a.j.carroll)
Wow, thanks for digging that up for me, I really appreciate it!
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