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- engagementProject
- productService Hub
The problem this solves
A password reset and a major customer’s complaint sit in one queue with the same statuses. “In progress” covers a request opened a minute ago and one that stalled long ago. The contract promises a response time, and the manager hears about a breach from the customer.
How I work
I start by reviewing the tickets in your portal: which request types come in, which steps they go through and where current statuses don’t match how the team works. I add a separate pipeline where the process differs, for example for support, onboarding and complaints. The request topic goes into a property.
Then I set up SLAs, with first response and resolution targets for each priority and your team’s working hours, so a ticket from Friday evening doesn’t count as a breach. A workflow raises the priority and notifies the owner and manager before the deadline passes. Required fields on stages keep categories filled in. I train the team and the manager in 1.5-2 hour sessions.
What you get
- Pipeline and status definitions for each request type
- Ticket pipelines set up in Service Hub
- SLAs with working hours and priorities
- Alerts before a deadline is missed
- Required fields on stages
- An SLA compliance and ticket age report
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