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Update linked requests from any action


samwoo

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Hello,

I might be going bonkers - is it possible to update any linked requests using ANY of the actions against a single request?

For example - if i'm updating one request, i would like to be able to also update the linked requested using the same details (with it being obvious on the Linked Requests timeline where it came from)?

I would like to be able to do this for the following with the option to mimic the action across ALL or selected Linked Requests:

  1. Putting linked requests on hold from a request
  2. Updating linked requests from a request
  3. Attaching files to linked requests (on selection) from a request
  4. Re-assigning linked requests from a request
  5. And so forth - for all the actions.

Thanks,

Samuel

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Hi @samwoo

You can update and resolve Requests in bulk, through the Requests List.

Screen Shot 2017-09-18 at 11.34.06.png

You can also resolve or close linked Requests through the resolution tab in a Request.

Screen Shot 2017-09-18 at 11.35.02.png

The other enhancements that you've referred to are currently not available. These enhancement requests are not in the 90-development board at this moment in time but I will speak to the team to register your interest :)

Thanks,

Ehsan

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Hi @samwoo

I agree this functionality would be useful, the Actions button does allow for some of this  (Update and Resolve) - thanks @Ehsan

I've been looking for a way of emailing multiple tickets which I hope will be available soon.

Nasim

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  • 3 months later...

Hi  @Ehsan, @samwoo

To add to the above - we would also like to assign the priority in bulk

Most of these requirements come about after a major incident when we get an influx of identical calls.

Nasim

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