Service Tickets List View Interface

A service manager is a tool that manages and streamlines an organisation’s service processes. It helps you automate and track service requests, incidents, queries, changes and problems, with features for ticketing, management and reporting. It improves efficiency, reduces downtime and raises the quality of service by helping you manage, prioritise and resolve issues.

You can also use the Service Manager in QuickEasy BOS to track and follow up on leads and to manage projects.

Before you create service tickets, the Service Type must be created and added to a menu, and user access must be set.

Service tickets list view, listing the tickets for a Service Type
Service Tickets List View

Buttons Explained

Button Description
ViewGenerates a list of entries as per the selected data filters.
Arrow on View Button

Includes additional view filters and an option to reset the filters:

  • Today
  • This Month
  • Pending
  • Active
  • Pending & Active
  • Reset Data Filter: Resets all the data filters.
RecentProvides links to recently viewed service tickets of the same type.
NewCreates a ticket.
Output

Prints, previews or emails the output if Output Templates are set up for the module.

Export: Exports the list in .xlsx, .htm or .csv format.

Actions

Changes several records at once. Click Batch Update first, then check the box of each record you want to change.

Batch Update: The changes are made after you click Update (button) and confirm them. The options are:

  • Assign To: Assigns the ticket to the user selected from the dropdown list.
  • Category: Changes the category to the one selected from the dropdown list.
  • Due Date: Changes the due date and time to the one selected on the calendar and time chooser.
  • Entity: Changes the entity to the one selected from the dropdown list.
  • Reminder Date: Sets the reminder date and time of the selected jobs, or clears them when the date is empty.
  • Status: Changes the status to the one selected from the dropdown list.
Menu

Settings

Layout

Filters Explained

Info
  • Active filters appear in a blue bar at the top of the screen.
  • The Service Type’s settings determine which filters appear (e.g. if tickets are not assigned to reps, there is no Rep filter).
Filter Description
SetSelect a date from the dropdown list (e.g. No Date, Today, This year).
Navigational ArrowsAdjusts the date in the direction of the arrow.
Date … to …Select or enter your own dates.
Date (radio button)Shows tickets created on the selected date.
Reminders (radio button)Shows tickets with reminders for the selected date.
Due Date (radio button)Shows tickets with due dates on the selected date.
UserSelect All or a specific user from the dropdown list.
RepSelect All or a specific rep from the dropdown list.
EntitySelect All or a specific entity from the dropdown list.
Assign ToSelect All or a specific user from the dropdown list.
CompanySelect All or a specific customer or supplier from the dropdown list.
No.

Enter a job number and click View (button) to find that job (all versions of the number in the Service Type).

As on Transactions:

  • A No. search ignores the other filters (date, status, user and rep).
  • The filter text shows No. x.
  • The box is cleared after View, so the next View shows the normal list.

A job opened from a transaction link shows ID = x.

Asset

Select All or a specific asset from the dropdown list.

Appears only if assets are enabled for the Service Type.

Status options

Checkboxes.

Only entries with the checked statuses appear.

If no boxes are checked, all the entries appear.

Fields Explained

Info

The available fields and their order depend on the Service Type.

Field Description
Field Chooser (*)Add or remove columns.
IDThe system-generated number for the entry.
StatusThe status of the ticket.
No.The system-generated number allocated to the ticket.
FromThe source of the ticket.
FlowThe system-generated number allocated to the related tickets.
VerThe ticket’s version number. Only appears if the Service Type’s General > Enable Version Numbers setting is checked.
CompanyThe customer or supplier involved in the ticket.
ContactA description of the type of contact (e.g. Customer).
RepThe rep allocated to the customer.
CategoryThe ticket’s category.
ReferenceThe ticket’s reference.
AssetThe name of the asset.
ReadingThe asset’s meter reading.
EntityThe ticket’s entity.
Assign ToThe user to whom the service ticket is assigned.
Status NoteThe note entered on the status bar.
Date CreatedThe date on which the ticket was created.
Time Created (@)The time at which the ticket was created.
Date UpdatedThe date on which the ticket was last updated.
Updated ByThe user who last updated the ticket.
Date ReminderThe date on which you want to be reminded of the ticket.
Time Reminder (@)The time at which you want to be reminded of the ticket.
Date DueThe date on which any action is due.
Time Due (@)The time by which any action is due.
Lead SourceThe source of the ticket (referral).
Referred ByThe user who referred the ticket.
Once-offThe projected once-off price the potential customer will pay.
AnnualThe projected annual price the potential customer will pay.
Probability %The probability of a successful outcome, as a percentage.
Open (d)The number of days since the ticket was opened.
Last (d)The number of days since the ticket was last worked on (activities added).
Widget

A submenu (also opened by right-clicking the entry) with these options:

  • Open Linked Asset: Opens the linked asset’s record. Appears only if assets are enabled.
  • Edit: Opens the ticket for editing.
  • Delete: Sends the service ticket to the Recycle Bin.

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