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Will the Outlook Console support custom Incident and Service Request classes in future?
Jeffrey_Rutkowski
Customer Adept IT Monkey ✭✭
Let me start off by saying the Outlook Console is great application and our Service Desk team adore it.
However we just have one question. Will the Outlook Console support custom Incident and Service Request classes in future?
For example when creating an Incident from a Template - custom class templates don't seem to be recognized by the app and therefore are not able to be selected. It seems to only recognize templates created with the default Incident class.
We would like to be able to use our customized forms as it includes additional fields which our Service Desk utilize all the time.
I also assume most of your other apps that will utilize templates work the same way as well?
However we just have one question. Will the Outlook Console support custom Incident and Service Request classes in future?
For example when creating an Incident from a Template - custom class templates don't seem to be recognized by the app and therefore are not able to be selected. It seems to only recognize templates created with the default Incident class.
We would like to be able to use our customized forms as it includes additional fields which our Service Desk utilize all the time.
I also assume most of your other apps that will utilize templates work the same way as well?
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At the end of the day, I want at least one of these features to get accepted into the backlog--whichever has the better chance--because then I won't have to tell my users to ignore the Areas field on Service Requests and use the one hidden away in the Extensions tab, and hopefully our lengthy type projection for CR can actually be represented in the Outlook tickets.