Create a Workflow Rule
1. Go to Setup(S), choose Workflows under Automation.
2. In Workflow Rules, select the Department (Dep B) to which you want to move the tickets.
3. Under Workflows, click Rules >> Create Rule.
In the Basic Information section,
4. Select Tickets from the drop-down menu under Module.
5. Enter a Rule Name and Description for the rule.
6. If you want to activate the rule right away, select the Active checkbox. Else, create the rule and activate it later.
7. Click Next.
In the Execute on section, follow these steps:
8. Select Create.
9. Click Next.
10. Leave the Criteria section blank and click Next.
11. In the Actions section, click the + icon and select New next to Custom Functions.
12. Under Basic Information, enter a Name and Description for the custom function.
13. Under Argument Mapping, give a desired Method Name. Map the argument mapping as below:
13.1 In the Argument Name field, type ticketId and from the Value drop-down list, select Ticket Id under the Tickets Section.
14. In the script window, insert the Custom Function given below:
//----------- User Input -------------
fromDepartmentFieldAPIName = "cf_from_department";
toDepartmentFieldAPIName = "cf_to_department";
agentAPIName = "cf_agent_name";
//----------- Configuration ------------------
logs = Collection();
timeEntryParam = Map();
cf = Map();
historyParam = Map();
historyParam.put("from",0);
historyParam.put("limit",1);
historyParam.put("fieldName","departmentId");
ticketHistory = invokeurl
[
url :deskURL + "/api/v1/tickets/" + ticketId + "/History"
type :GET
parameters:historyParam
connection:"ticket_time_entry_add"
];
logs.insert("ticketHistory":ticketHistory);
if(ticketHistory != null && ticketHistory.get("data") != null)
{
historyDetails = ticketHistory.get("data").get("0");
logs.insert("historyDetails":historyDetails);
if(historyDetails.get("eventName") == "TicketUpdated" && historyDetails.get("eventInfo").get(0).get("propertyName") == "Department")
{
departmentDetailsChanges = historyDetails.get("eventInfo").get("0").get("propertyValue");
previousDepartment = departmentDetailsChanges.get("previousValue").get("name");
currentDepartment = departmentDetailsChanges.get("updatedValue").get("name");
agent = historyDetails.get("actor").get("name");
departmentChangedTime = historyDetails.get("eventTime");
cf.put(fromDepartmentFieldAPIName,previousDepartment);
cf.put(toDepartmentFieldAPIName,currentDepartment);
cf.put(agentAPIName,agent);
timeEntryParam.put("executedTime",departmentChangedTime);
timeEntryParam.put("cf",cf);
logs.insert("timeEntryParam":timeEntryParam);
createTimeEntry = invokeurl
[
url :deskURL + "/api/v1/tickets/" + ticketId + "/timeEntry"
type :POST
parameters:timeEntryParam.toString()
connection:"ticket_time_entry_add"
];
logs.insert("createTimeEntry":createTimeEntry);
}
}
info logs;
NOTE
a. In Line 2, Replace ".com" with the domain extension based on your Data Center.
b. In Line 3, add the API name of the From Department created in the Time Entry Layout.
c. In Line 4, add the API name of the To Department created in the Time Entry Layout.
d. In Line 5, add the API name of the Agent Name created in the Time Entry Layout.
15. Click Save to save the custom function.
16. Click Save again to save the workflow.
If you would like to move the ticket from Dep B to Dep A, create the workflow rule in Dep A as well.
Creating Ticket Tracking Reports
To track the ticket that moved from one department, you can generate Reports under Analytics.
Go to the Analytics module >> Choose Reports >> Add Report >> Select Tickets module and Time Entry under Related modules. Refer to Create Custom Report. This custom function will help you keep an eye on your ticket movements, ensuring that none of your important tickets go missing!
Wishing you a delightful Halloween filled with joy and treats, along with a wonderful fall season! 🎃🍂
Until next week,
Warm regards,
Lydia Kiruba | Zoho Desk