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Manage tickets

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Create a ticket

Steps
  1. In the Tickets portlet, select icon-plus2.png Create new ticket.

  2. In the window that appears, give the ticket a Title and (optional) Description.

  3. Select the relevant systems.

  4. Select icon-floppy-disk1.png Create ticket.
    The ticket will now appear in the Tickets portlet.

  5. Proceed to Add details to a ticket.

Create a ticket from an alarm

A ticket can be created from an individual alarm, or multiple alarms can be grouped into a ticket.

Prerequisites
  • At least one alarm is active.

Steps
  1. In the Alarms portlet, select icon-ticket1.png Create ticket next to the alarm for which you want to create a ticket. Alternatively, you can drag and drop an alarm to the Tickets portlet.

  2. In the window that appears, give the ticket a Title and (optional) Description.

  3. Select icon-floppy-disk1.png Create ticket.
    The ticket has now been created and is displayed in the Tickets portlet.

  4. Proceed to Add details to a ticket.

Group alarms into a single ticket

Group alarms into a single ticket to connect related alarms. For example, you might want to group all alarms for a system related to inverter failure.

Prerequisites
  • At least two alarms are active for the same system.

  • You have added the Alarms portlet.

Steps
  1. On the left-hand side of the Alarms portlet, tick the check boxes next to the alarms you want to group and select Group from the Actions dropdown. Alternatively, drag and drop multiple ticked alarms to the Tickets portlet.

  2. In the window that appears, select the Ticket type and give the ticket a Title and (optional) Description.

  3. Select Group alarms to ticket
    The ticket has now been created and is displayed in the Tickets portlet.

  4. Proceed to Add details to a ticket.

Group multiple alarms to a single ticket
Alarms portlet_Define ticket

Add details to a ticket

Prerequisites
  • A ticket already exists

Steps
  1. In the Tickets portlet, select icon-pencil1.png Edit next to the ticket title.

  2. The Ticket details portlet will appear.

  3. Edit details about the status and maintenance:

    • Ticket status

    • Priority

    • Person in charge

    • Technician deployed

    • Service partner

  4. Edit the fault details:

    • Components: The components you select affect the System availability and Inverter availability calculations and charts

    • Affected power: Based on the selected components, you can calculate the power affected by this incident and its related tasks. This number is for information only and does not influence charts or calculations.

    • KPI EDITOR ONLY Exclude from PR and System availability calculations: Tick the check box to exclude this specific ticket from the calculations. See KPI editor for PR and system availability.

  5. Edit details about the ticket cause. These may be relevant for PR, system availability, and OpenOffice reports (Ticket statistics variables, for example).

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