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Email Ticket Variables

Is there any way to pass information such as the Owner of a ticket and priority in the subject or body of an email?

Thanks,

Ross

  • Have you tried using the field variables?  Including them in the email should display the content in that field.  Here is an example of some I have found:

    • <ticket_id> = Ticket number
    • <request_type> = Request Type
    • <status_type> = Status Type
    • <priority_type> = Priority Type
    • <client> = Client's full name
    • <client_short> = Client's first initial and last name
    • <client_phone> = Client's primary phone
    • <client_email> = Client's primary e-mail
    • <assigned_to> = Party responsible for Ticket (Tech, Tech Group, or manager)
    • <assigned_to_short> = Short form of <assigned_to> (uses initials for first names)
    • <tech> = Tech's full name
    • <tech_short> = Tech's first initial and last name
    • <tech_phone> = Tech's primary phone
    • <tech_email> = Tech's primary e-mail
    • <room> = Room
    • <location> = Location
    • <model> = Model number
    • <subject> = Subject
    • <report> = Report
    • <due_datetime> = Date & time Ticket is due
    • <scheduled_datetime> = Date & time Ticket is scheduled to be worked on
    • <work_datetime> = The same as <scheduled_datetime> (backward compatibility)
    • <work_time> = Work time recorded in Ticket Tech Notes
    • <custom_1> = 1st custom field
    • <custom_2> = 2nd custom field
    • <custom_n> = nth custom field
  • Can you give an example of the syntax used?  I've tried a couple different ways of passing the variables and they don't seem to work.

    Thanks,

    Ross

  • Say for example you wanted the client and request type in the email you could add the following to the template:

    Client - <client>

    Request Type - <request_type>

    I just tested this and it works.  The list I provided is not complete.  I've asked SW int he past for a complete list of tags and have been told there isn't one they could provide.

  • Thank you for your reply and sorry for my ignorance!  Are you talking about the Templates under the E-Mail section?  When I look at these, they look like response emails under Outgoing and Incoming.  And I can only add new ones under the Outgoing, there is no new button under incoming.  Thank you so much for your help!

    Ross

  • Yes I have no idea how to use custom templates.  What I was referring to Action Rules which is in the Processes section of Setup.  You can set up an action of email on a rule and thats where you would add the variables I mentioned before.  Going back to Templates for a second, you can add them there as well but I have no idea what to do with them after that.  What we really need is to be able to set up Templates and then point action rules to them.

  • Would it be possible to see a screenshot of how you are using the variables....I think I am missing something here!

    Thanks,


    Ross