The procedure to view an individual task summary for a support provision case is as follows:
), select Support Case as the Search for and Search by category, and enter the Case ID as the search criteria
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1 Additional search criteria may need to be employed (e.g. start and end date ranges, company, status, support type) to ensure that the correct support provision case is returned; an alternative Search by category of Contact or Contact Group may be selected to extend the available search fields.
Field |
Description |
Classification |
The overarching module categorisation linked to the task i.e. Support Case. |
Task Reference |
The unique internal reference number assigned to the support provision task. |
Case Reference |
The unique internal reference number assigned to the parent case. |
Description |
An explanation of the support provision task to be conducted. |
Planned Start Date |
The anticipated start date for the support provision task, as applicable (only displayed for tasks with a progression status of Pending). |
Actual Start Date |
The actual date on which the support provision task was formally started, as applicable (only displayed for tasks with a progression status of Live). |
SLA Target Date |
The SLA target completion date for the support provision task, derived from the component definition. |
End Date |
The date on which the support provision task was completed, as applicable. |
Status |
The current progression status for the support provision task i.e. Pending, Live, Complete, Cancelled, On Hold, Bypassed. |
Mandatory |
This denotes the compulsory status of the support provision task. |
Assigned To |
The allocated owner of the support provision task. |
Created By |
The name of the end user who created the support provision task. |
Created Date |
The date and time stamp recorded for the support provision task at the point of creation. |
See related topics...
Support provision task management overview
To add a task to a support provision case
To view the individual task SLA compliance status for a support provision case