To Review Past/ Current Incidents
You can review past and current incidents. Past Incidents are Incidents
that were raised some time in the past and have since been closed after
resolution. Current Incidents are Incidents that are open and pending
resolution.
To begin your search, follow these steps:
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Select the Review Past/Current Incidents menu option. The Review
Past/ Current Incidents page is displayed.
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Select the ownership status of the Incident for which you are
searching. The system will base its search on the ownership status
selected. The options available are Your Incidents, Organization
Incidents or All Incidents. Only one option can be
selected.
· Selecting
Your Incidents will instruct the system to search for and return
results on incidents where you are the assigned customer.
· Selecting
Organization Incidents will instruct the system to search for
and return results on incidents where your organization is the assigned
customer. If you are not linked to an organization, this option will
not be displayed.
· Selecting
All Incidents will instruct the system to search for and return
results on all incidents where the permission to view has been enabled
for your user role. This could include incidents where other
organizations or other users are the assigned customer.
The
options available for you to set your search criteria are based on
your user profile. For more information, view the topic User Roles.
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Select the Summary Only option if you want the search results to
be displayed in a summarized format; otherwise, you can leave this
field blank.
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In the Incident # field, type the Incident No or Call No. Leave
this field blank if you are not searching for a specific Incident. If
you specify Incident #, it takes precedence over all other search
criteria. Only the Incident # is then used for locating Incidents.
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Select the Incident status. The Incident status can be Open
Incidents, Resolved < 1 Week or Resolved < 4
Weeks. Only one option can be selected.
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Selecting Open Incidents will instruct the system to search
for and return results on incidents that are currently open.
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Selecting Resolved < 1 Week will instruct the system to
search for and return results on incidents that were closed
(resolved) in the last week.
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Selecting Resolved < 4 Week will instruct the system to
search for and return results on all incidents that were closed
(resolved) in the last 4 weeks.
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Click OK to view the search results. Your search results are
displayed on the Review Past/ Current Incidents page. If you
selected the Summary Only option in step 3, the Incident
Summary page is displayed. You can view the details about an
Incident by clicking
.
You can use the Advanced Search Options to widen the scope of your search
by specifying additional search criteria. To return to the Review
Past/Current Incidents page, click the Back button.
Using Advanced Search Options
The Advanced Search Criteria function provides you with more search
options. You can use this function to assist your search should the
standard search not yield the desired results.
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Type in key words or details in the Text Search field. This will
instruct the system to search and match the typed entry against all
searchable text fields of the Incident.
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From the Service list, select the service relating to the
Incident/s for which you are searching.
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From the Priority list, select the priority relating to the
Incident/s for which you are searching.
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Type a From and To date to specify the time period
between which the Incident/s you are searching for were logged.
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Click OK to view the search results. Your search results are
displayed.
Troubleshooting
No Search Results Displayed
If your search does not return any results, modify search criteria to
make it more general. You can do this by searching for All Incidents
and clearing the options under Advanced Search Criteria.
Too Many Search Results Displayed
If your search returns too many results, refine your search by providing
more information about the Incident/s for which you are searching. You
can do this by completing the Advanced Search Criteria options.
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