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1 min read · Helpdesk 1.0.0

A. Ticket lifecycle

Your administrator can rename or add statuses, but every status belongs to one of five stages. Reports, queues and SLA rules follow the stage: New (just raised) → Open (being worked) → Pending (waiting or approval; SLA paused) → Resolved (fix proposed; survey sent) → Closed (finished; auto-close after N days). Reopen within the window returns to Open; a reply to a long-closed ticket becomes a follow-up ticket.

B. Email events

Each event has its own template, placeholders and on/off switch under Admin → Email templates.

GroupEvents
RequesterTicket created, reply received, ticket resolved, ticket closed, reopened, survey invitation, survey reminder
AgentTicket assigned, reply added, internal note with @mention, status changed, ticket escalated
SLAResponse warning, resolution warning, escalated to leads, breached
ApprovalApproval requested, approved, rejected
RemindersWaiting for requester, pending approval, unassigned, no activity, due date, personal

C. SharePoint lists created

All with the prefix HD_, all hidden from Site contents: Settings, Tickets, Comments, Activities, Statuses, Priorities, Categories, Services, Teams, Agents, AssignmentRules, CustomFields, CannedResponses, Holidays, Announcements, KBCategories, KBArticles, KBFeedback, TimeEntries, Notifications, SavedViews, CopilotActions, Surveys, Archive, Reminders, ReminderQueue, Outbox and SetupLog.

D. Keyboard shortcuts

/ search · n new ticket · g then h/d/t/r/b/k go to Home, Dashboard, Tickets, Reports, Board, Knowledge base · Ctrl+Enter sends a reply. Agents type a ticket number in search to jump to it.

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