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Request Tracker (Ticketing System Instructions)
==Basic Facts==
'''Request Tracker (RT)''' is an open source software package created by [http://bestpractical.com/ Best Practical Solutions, LLC]. BBL staff use RT to track all support, development, data analysis and other activities across the lab requestors and projects.
==Communication==
'''Email:''' Lab Staff can interact with the ticketing system with nothing but emails if they like. All correspondence from lab staff are recorded automatically in the ticket. In this mode RT is nearly invisible and project requestors simply send and respond to emails for all communication about their projects.
:To open a new ticket, send an email to '''Queuename - AT - bbl.med.upenn.edu'''. In about a minute RT responds automatically. BBL staff will respond to your request, which will send you an email. The Queuename you chose should depend on the ticket topic. Queuenames are listed below. Members in the corresponding group WILL receive an email with the request by default.
:Or you can use the Web GUI (after meeting with an admin and obtaining permissions):
'''Server address:''' https://bbl.med.upenn.edu (Accept the insecure certificate if it asks) '''Login:''' pennkey '''Password:''' Default Lab password with First Name (Change this ASAP)
==Organization==
===Queues===
Every ticket lives in a queue. Queue access to view, take, resolve tickets are controlled by Groups. RT Admins will add you to the appropriate group. BBL staff work the tickets in specific queues based on their areas of expertise. Note: If you do not receive an Auto Reply email that your ticket was created within 5 minutes, please email bbl IT staff directly (macy,chadtj)
- '''IT''' ** Systems support **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation]
- '''Clinical''' ** Clinical or Coordinator Issues **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation]
- '''Imaging''' ** Imaging Analysis Issues **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation]
- '''Oracle''' ** Oracle issues or new feature requests. **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation]
- '''REDCap''' ** REDCap issues or update requests. **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation]
- '''Business''' ** Business Office Related Requests **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation]
- '''Data''' ** Data Requests **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation]
- '''CNB''' ** CNB Project, Feature requests or bugs **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation]
- '''MRI''' ** MRI Acquisition Tickets **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation]
- '''General''' ** A request not fitting in the above queues **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation]
- '''Grant''' ** Grant related requests **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation]
- '''Student''' ** Student related requests **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation]
- '''Outages''' ** Outage related reports **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation]
- '''CNB-Service''' ** CNB Service Center Task Tracking **[mailto:[email protected] Email For Ticket Creation] ===Groups===
253 business_grp Business Group (Not yet setup or managed by anyone) 26 clinical_grp Clinical Tickets (Managed by Amy) 102 cnb_group CNB Tickets (Managed by Chad/Allie) 252 data_grp Data Request Group (Managed by Kosha) 215 imaging_grp Imaging Group (Managed by Kosha) 95 it_admin_grp IT System Administration (Managed by Larry) 101 oracle_grp Oracle Tickets (Managed by Lan) 100 redcap_grp REDCap Tickets (Managed by Scott) 533 outages_grp Outage Tickets (Managed by Computer Group) 432 student_grp Student Tickets (Not yet setup or managed by anyone) 423 grant_grp Grant Tickets (Not yet setup or managed by anyone) cnbservice_grp CNB Service Center Tickets (Chad,Allie,Kosha,Jeff,Tyler) mri_grp MRI Acquisition Tickets (Chad,Kosha,Jeff,Karthik,Mark E.)
Submit a request to the general queue to be added into a Group to see one of the above queues if you login to the interface and cannot see one you think you should see.
==Actions==
===Assign===
- Queue Admins (generally managers) can assign tickets to specific users for completion. They can also set due dates and reminders.
===Take===
- If a ticket falls under your job description and you have permissions set you can "take" it. Either login to the website, click the queue, open the ticket, click Basics and set the Owner as you and the status as open '''OR''' reply to the Queuename-take -AT- bbl.med.upenn.edu email address and the ticket is now assigned to you and visible in your dashboard. You must keep the Original Subject Line.
===Resolve===
- When you complete a request you can resolve it if you have permissions. Either login to the website, click the queue, open the ticket, click reply, change the status to resolved, write a message to the requestor or a comment as to how the ticket was resolved, then click update '''OR''' reply to the Queuename-resolve -AT- bbl.med.upenn.edu email address and the ticket is now resolved. You must keep the Original Subject Line.
===Delete===
- If a ticket is spam or a duplicate you MAY have permissions to delete it. Login to the website, click the queue, open the ticket, click Basics and set the status as Deleted. You cannot delete tickets via email.
===Watch===
- If you think you should see every ticket submitted into a particular queue you can be a watcher. See an RT Admin for access to this feature.
===Search===
- An option of the top bar, you can search for any ticket in a queue you have access to. This functions well for change management.