Requested item state mapping
Map your requested items states to the universal request (UR) states to provide a better user experience during the requested item state transition and to track the progress of the request.
Before you begin
Role required: admin
About this task
Mapping the states of the requested item to the universal request state ensures that the status of request is also reflected on the state of universal request. As the request moves through different stages of the life cycle, the state of the universal request also gets updated to reflect the change.
For example, consider a universal request has a requested item as a primary ticket. When the state of the request changes from Open to Work in Progress, the universal request state changes from New to In Progress.
Requested item state mapping.
The following table lists the default state mapping of requested item state with UR states.
| Request item state | UR state |
|---|---|
| Open | In Progress |
| Work in Progress | In Progress |
| Pending | In Progress |
| Closed Complete | Closed |
| Closed Skipped | Closed |
| Closed Incomplete | Closed |
If you change the state of the request to Close Incomplete, Closed Skipped, or Closed Complete without transferring the request back to the Universal Request queue or to another department, then one of the following action is performed:
- If the Needs resolution review option is selected on the Universal Request, then the state of the request changes to Close Incomplete, Closed Skipped, or Closed Complete and the UR state reason is changed to Confirm response.
- If the Needs resolution review option is not selected on the Universal Request, then the request is closed based on the state mapping.
Note: By default, the Needs resolution review on the Universal Request is set to false.
Procedure
Navigate to All > Universal Request > Administration > State Mapping.
Click New.
On the form, fill in the fields.
For more information, see State mapping form.
Parent Topic:Request Management integration with Universal Request