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How to use the Tickets overview Report
The tickets overview tab displays your tickets in a tabular view.
The Ticket map tab displays the tickets on a global map view.
What is the particular purpose of the Tickets overview Report?
The tickets overview report displays an extensive overview of all tickets in the system.
The overview contains almost every data associated with a particular ticket (eg. street names, projects, categories, etc. pp.).
The tickets overview is a different way (compared to the Ticket Pool) to see Ticket Details more graphically processed.
You also have the option to export data from the tickets overview report.
Who benefits most from the Tickets overview report?
This view has no specific person group and can be useful for almost everybody working with the Fieldcode system. Dispatchers and managers for example can both profit from ticket heatmaps, while backend officers have detailed overviews of tickets in different statuses, that help them to optimize processes.
Deep-Link functionality
You can use the so-called deep-link functionality to quickly jump to a selected ticket in the Ticket Details component of Work Place directly from the Tickets overview tab.
Tickets overview tab
You can decide for which groups, projects, and creation years you want to see ticket data.
Also, you can check out the ratio of the various ticket status to each other.
You can also adjust the width of the displayed data.
What is the particular purpose of this report?
This view is a visual alternative to the Ticket Pool component and Ticket Details component. You can see all tickets and all ticket details in a huge land slideable list view.
In the bottom view, you can compare ticket amounts by creation date and status.
This gives you an easy and accessible way of comprehending ticket volumes per status, which is useful for optimizing business processes.
What information can you get out of this particular report?
Overview of all tickets and all ticket details.
What does all the information stand for and how to read it?
Total ticket volume: Volume of all tickets for all the time.
Which related reports might be taken into consideration to get a more clear/more detailed picture of the information?
The ticket map can assist you in understanding where the different tickets are located.
How can the report be customized using filters?
You can filter by dispatch group or dispatch groups.
You can filter by project or projects.
You can filter ticket creation dates (year, month).
You can combine all three filters to get your desired results.
Ticket Export Functionality
You can easily export tickets to examine them further in a calculation table program of your choice (e.g. Excel).
- Move your mouse to the upper-right top of the ticket overview table to reveal the context menu/more options menu.
- Left-click.
- Click on Export data.
- Choose which data you want to export (Default: Data with the current layout).
- Click the Export button.
- Your browser should now download a .xls file with all the ticket data included.
Important: If you cannot find particular tickets in the table view, the cause might be that those tickets do not have assignments.
Ticket map tab
You can decide for which groups, projects, and creation years you want to see ticket data.
Also, you can check out the ratio of the various ticket status to each other.
You can also adjust the width of the displayed data.
What is the particular purpose of this report?
To gain a visual overview of ticket hot zones. This could help to align dispatch groups better or help to draw general conclusions about where tickets are opened most.
What information can you get out of this particular report?
In the top view, the ticket amount is displayed visually. When zooming in you can even determine ticket amounts for example for a certain city.
When zooming out you can draw very general conclusions, like in which part of the country tickets are booked mostly.
In the bottom view, the ticket ratio of different statuses is displayed visually by color.
What does all the information stand for and how to read it?
Darker green = More tickets
Lighter green = Fewer tickets
In the bottom view the different statuses are indicated by different colors.
Which related reports might be taken into consideration to get a more clear/more detailed picture of the information?
The ticket overview can assist you in understanding what other information tickets from the heat map contain.
How can the report be customized using filters?
You can filter by dispatch group or dispatch groups.
You can filter by project or projects.
You can filter ticket creation date (year, month).
You can combine all the three filters together to get your desired results.
VIP tab
The VIP tab displays the number of VIP tickets by company name and gives you detailed insights into the average duration and average driving times for those VIP tickets. Furthermore, a heat map displays hot zones for VIP tickets and there is a chart that shows the number of VIP tickets per device.
What is the particular purpose of this report?
To make adjustments for different dispatch groups to focus different dispatch groups on more important VIP tickets.
What information can you get out of this particular report?
Every relevant information regarding VIP tickets.
What does all the information stand for and how to read it?
Numbers are used as units. The number stands for tickets.
Which related reports might be taken into consideration to get a more clear/more detailed picture of the information?
Tickets overview and ticket map in order to compare the amount and distribution of VIP tickets to regular tickets.
How can the report be customized using filters?
You can filter by dispatch group or dispatch groups.
You can filter by year and month.
You can combine the two filters.