Hi,
I've observed the following behaviour in OTRS. Let me describe it with the following steps:
1. An agent is assigned a ticket.
2. Afterwards, the agent turns on the out-of-office time. For example, from the present moment to a couple of days after.
3. During the out-of-office time, the ticket is escalated.
Is that the correct behaviour? I'm asking this because I thought that during the out-of-office time tickets wouldn't be escalated.
Thanks in advance,
Juan Ramón
OTRS 2.4.9
OTRS::ITSM 2.1.1
Escalated tickets during out-of-office time
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Escalated tickets during out-of-office time
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Re: Escalated tickets during out-of-office time
A ticket can't turn off escalation due to an agent. That's not fair to an SLA. The only way to stop an escalation is to make the queue have a time of day calendar.
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Re: Escalated tickets during out-of-office time
Yes, that makes sense. Thanks for your reply.
OTRS 5.0.22 on CentOS release 6.9 with MySQL
and
OTRS 3.1.2 on Linux Red Hat 6 with MySQL
and
OTRS 3.1.2 on Linux Red Hat 6 with MySQL