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Ticket system Priority
This article describes how the Priority field is determined and how it is used
Submitted Ticket Priority
- On the Submit a Ticket page, the ticket submitter ranks their cases by Impact and Urgency which we combine into a Priority value which we use to prioritize the ticket.
- Impact is to indicate how large of an impact the ticket has for the customer
- Does it impact one user, one store or group, or the whole company
- Urgency is to indicate how much the issue affects the ability to continue working
- Does the issue allow work to continue, does it do so only with a workaround or does it stop work
- We combine these answers according to the following chart
- In situations where we need to decide which case to work on next, Texada Support works top-down by Priority
- If all cases are ranked at the same priority, Texada Support decides which one is worked on next
- Impact is to indicate how large of an impact the ticket has for the customer
Submitted Ticket Severity
- Severity is defined by Texada to indicate how affected our Applications are by the submitted issue and is set by Texada Support staff.
- Issue severity can be looked up in the Texada ticket portal and is communicated to customers in our standard email template.
- Customers are encouraged to update Texada Support in case they feel that Severity is inaccurately determined on their submitted issue.