System Settings: Service

The Service category on the System Settings screen allows you to enter settings for tickets created in your instance, including default status, type, priority, and rep group. When creating new tickets, the options set here will be pre-selected, but can always be changed on individual tickets as needed.

Each field in the Default Values section is defined below.

No.LabelDefinition
1New Ticket StatusDefault status assigned to tickets when they are created.
2Default Ticket TypeDefault type assigned to tickets when they are created.
3Default Ticket PriorityDefault priority assigned to tickets when they are created.
4Default Ticket User GroupDefault user group assigned to tickets when they are created.
5Email Public Activity NoteCheck this option to automatically set the Email field on the ticket Activity tab when creating new public activity notes. See the Add Ticket Activity article for more information.
6Assign Ticket on Email Domain MatchCheck this option to automatically assign a ticket to a customer when the email domain of the sender matches a single customer in your database, even if the sender does not exist as a contact. For example, an email from johndoe@company.com will automatically create a ticket for the customer associated with the company.com domain. If the domain matches more than one customer, the ticket will be created but remain unassigned and can be manually assigned from the ticket list.
7Signature Acceptance ClauseThe acceptance clause displayed to customers when capturing a signature on a ticket. Maximum 250 characters.
8Use Ticket TagsControls which tags are available for use on tickets. Options include System Tags Only, Custom Tags Only, and Both. See the Ticket Tags section on the System Settings: System Tables - Ticket article for more information on configuring ticket tags.

These actions are available in the Service category.

  • Configure your service defaults by completing the fields in the Default Values section and clicking the Save button.
  • See the System Settings Overview article for more information about the other categories on the System Settings screen.

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