The procedure to view all assigned ASB cases is as follows:
Note
1 The availability and customisation of all Home tiles is controlled separately for each end user via their unique system profile.
2 By default, only those ASB cases that have been assigned to the end user directly, or via managerial responsibility will be displayed.
3 To return to the default view, with all active cases (and tasks) displayed in columns according to their SLA status, click on Switch View a second time.
4 This option is particularly useful for team leaders, to analyse the current workload allocation.
Field |
Description |
Type |
The category of assignment and module area from which it was originated e.g. ASB Task or ASB Case. |
Id |
The unique internal reference number for the ASB case (or task). |
Assigned To |
The allocated owner of each ASB case (or task), specifically an individual end user account. |
Ownership Type |
The route by which the active user has been assigned to the ASB case (or task) i.e. Named Owner, Role Owner, Manager or Escalation Owner. |
Contact |
The primary contact linked to the ASB case (or task). |
Description |
An explanation of the ASB case (or task) being progressed. |
Status |
The current progression status for the ASB Case (or task) e.g. Open, In Progress, On Hold, etc. |
Start Date |
The date on which the ASB case (or task) was formally started. |
Target Date |
The SLA target completion date for the ASB case (or task), derived from the subject definition. |
SLA |
A colour code indicator to summarise the status of each case relative to the target date (Green - Amber - Red). Green = The case (or task) is on track; Amber = The warning days limit set for the case (or task) has now been reached; Red = The target date set for the case (or task) has expired. |
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ASB case progression management overview