‎04-20-2016 02:04 PM
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‎05-05-2016 09:26 PM
In your forum post you mention that the user is only assigned to the HR team so we presume you are referring to the user with the name 'test'. Since he is in the HR team he will see all the tickets that are part of that team. However, users will also see all the tickets that they create no matter what team the ticket is assigned to.
In the last screenshot we see that there are two tickets, the first is assigned to the HR team so the 'test' user can see it. The second ticket is assigned to the IT team, normally the 'test' user will not see tickets that are assigned to the IT team. But in this case the user 'test' created the ticket, so it is expected that he can see the ticket.
An agent (user 'test') can see and respond to:
• Tickets assigned to a team he's a member of.
• Tickets with a ticket type that's linked to a team he's a member of.
• Tickets assigned to him.
• Tickets he's subscribed to.
• Tickets he's created.
• Tickets he's a CC user of.
‎05-05-2016 09:26 PM
In your forum post you mention that the user is only assigned to the HR team so we presume you are referring to the user with the name 'test'. Since he is in the HR team he will see all the tickets that are part of that team. However, users will also see all the tickets that they create no matter what team the ticket is assigned to.
In the last screenshot we see that there are two tickets, the first is assigned to the HR team so the 'test' user can see it. The second ticket is assigned to the IT team, normally the 'test' user will not see tickets that are assigned to the IT team. But in this case the user 'test' created the ticket, so it is expected that he can see the ticket.
An agent (user 'test') can see and respond to:
• Tickets assigned to a team he's a member of.
• Tickets with a ticket type that's linked to a team he's a member of.
• Tickets assigned to him.
• Tickets he's subscribed to.
• Tickets he's created.
• Tickets he's a CC user of.
‎04-20-2016 04:04 PM
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