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Quick Start
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Release Notes
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Short Overview
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Work place
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- What is the Ticket Pool?
- Ticket Pool Walkthrough
- How to use the Clipboard tab
- How to use the Ticket info tab
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- What can be done in the Ticket Pool?
- How to search for tickets
- How to link & unlink components together
- How to filter for tickets
- How to fine-search for tickets
- How to download ticket data as an .xls sheet
- How to copy filters / queries for colleagues
- How to email filters / queries to colleagues
- How to customize the Ticket Pool
- How to interact with tickets
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Admin panel
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- What is the Process menu?
- What is the Workflows menu?
- How to create & edit projects
- Automated Actions Walkthrough
- How to setup Custom Automated Actions
- How to setup preconfigured Automated Actions
- How to create & edit Conditions
- How to create & edit Indications
- How to setup Email templates
- How to create & edit the ticket duration
- How to setup Custom fields
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Mobile App
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Live Tracking
Scheduling
Tickets that can be scheduled can usually be found in the Dispatch tab of the Ticket Pool. You have two options when it comes to scheduling your first tickets. You can either drag & drop tickets from the Ticket Pool to the Timeline or you can schedule tickets by using the context menu in the Ticket Pool. We will show you both ways.
Learn everything specific about the Scheduling assistant here.
Drag & drop tickets to the Timeline
- Click on the Dispatch tab in the Ticket Pool.
- Hover over a ticket you want to schedule and hold the left-mouse button. You should start seeing different colors on the Timeline (red, yellow and green).
- Drop the ticket to a green spot in the Timeline on the for the job desired engineer.

Schedule tickets with scheduling assistant
- Click on the Dispatch tab in the Ticket Pool.
- Right-click on a ticket you want to schedule.
- The context menu should open, click on Schedule Ticket.
- The scheduling assistant opens:

In the header of the scheduling assistant you can see three buttons:
End user not reached; Callback required; Set proposed appointment
Situations described on the right are usually occurring while calling a customer and can happen combined!
End user not reached: You would press that button in case you were trying to call the customer to schedule, but couldn’t reach him.
Callback required: You would press that button in case the customer was not there to talk personally, but you established another call for later with the person on the telephone.
Set proposed appointment: You would press that button in case you couldn’t reach the customer, but the project requires you to proceed the ticket in some way anyways.
In the center of the scheduling assistant you can see a calendar, an UPDATE LSDT button, a time preference menu, and an engineer preference menu. They all tie in together to help you establish an appointment and giving you tips on-the-fly as you are scheduling an appointment.
As a good dispatcher you always want to pick the best appointments, therefore always look out for the best option, as described in the calendar legend.

- Ask the customer or suggest date preferences and pick a date.
- Ask the customer or suggest time preferences and pick a fitting time.
(By clicking the + right next the time you can add a custom availability, if necessary.) - Select Any Engineer or select a desired engineer for the job.
- Click Save.
Other ways to open the scheduling assistant
- Double-click on a ticket in the Ticket Pool.
- By right-click on a ticket in the Timeline and selecting Schedule ticket.
- Inside the Ticket Details of a ticket by clicking on the Schedule ticket button.