Layton ServiceDesk - General Settings - Business Rules
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#In the following example, the rule will always set the Priority to ''High'' if the End User is ''Elizabeth Pearson''. She is considered to be a VIP and we want the High Priority regardless of what it is set to manually. Enter the rule name, a short description and set a priority. ''Priority'' in this context defines the sequence in which rules will be executed, lowest number to highest. To make this business rule active, check the ''Enabled'' checkbox.<p><br />[[File:Lsd req bus rules 03.png|link=]]</p><br /> | #In the following example, the rule will always set the Priority to ''High'' if the End User is ''Elizabeth Pearson''. She is considered to be a VIP and we want the High Priority regardless of what it is set to manually. Enter the rule name, a short description and set a priority. ''Priority'' in this context defines the sequence in which rules will be executed, lowest number to highest. To make this business rule active, check the ''Enabled'' checkbox.<p><br />[[File:Lsd req bus rules 03.png|link=]]</p><br /> | ||
#Select a column name in the ''Select Criteria'' menu. Select a condition in the ''Conditions'' menu. Enter a value in the value field or select it from a list, if applicable. Click the Add button [[File:Lsd btn plus 16px.png|link=]] to add it to the list of criteria. This is most important, otherwise the criterion will not be saved.<p><br />[[File:Lsd req bus rules 04.png|link=]]</p><br /> | #Select a column name in the ''Select Criteria'' menu. Select a condition in the ''Conditions'' menu. Enter a value in the value field or select it from a list, if applicable. Click the Add button [[File:Lsd btn plus 16px.png|link=]] to add it to the list of criteria. This is most important, otherwise the criterion will not be saved.<p><br />[[File:Lsd req bus rules 04.png|link=]]</p><br /> | ||
− | #When saved, the criterion will appear in a list. Note that multiple criteria can be defined in the one Business Rule.<p><br />[[File:Lsd req bus rules 05.png|link=]]</p><br /> | + | #When saved, the criterion will appear in a list. Note that multiple criteria can be defined in the one Business Rule. Also note the two options ''Match All (AND)'' and ''Match Any (OR)'', which will define whether ''all'' the specified criteria or ''any'' of them will be tested.<p><br />[[File:Lsd req bus rules 05.png|link=]]</p><br /> |
#Similarly, select an action from the ''Select Action'' menu and enter a value in the value field or select it from a list, if applicable. Click the Add button [[File:Lsd btn plus 16px.png|link=]] to add it to the list of criteria. Again, this must be done to save the action. Multiple actions can be defined in the same Business Rule.<p><br />[[File:Lsd req bus rules 06.png|link=]]</p><br /> | #Similarly, select an action from the ''Select Action'' menu and enter a value in the value field or select it from a list, if applicable. Click the Add button [[File:Lsd btn plus 16px.png|link=]] to add it to the list of criteria. Again, this must be done to save the action. Multiple actions can be defined in the same Business Rule.<p><br />[[File:Lsd req bus rules 06.png|link=]]</p><br /> | ||
#Click the Save button [[File:Lsd btn save.png|link=]] to save the Business Rule. | #Click the Save button [[File:Lsd btn save.png|link=]] to save the Business Rule. | ||
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Revision as of 01:09, 13 December 2013
Overview
Business Rules perform If/Then tests with and/or operators.
Procedure
- Go to Administration > General Settings > Business Rules. To add a new rule, click the Add button .
- The following window is displayed:
- In the following example, the rule will always set the Priority to High if the End User is Elizabeth Pearson. She is considered to be a VIP and we want the High Priority regardless of what it is set to manually. Enter the rule name, a short description and set a priority. Priority in this context defines the sequence in which rules will be executed, lowest number to highest. To make this business rule active, check the Enabled checkbox.
- Select a column name in the Select Criteria menu. Select a condition in the Conditions menu. Enter a value in the value field or select it from a list, if applicable. Click the Add button to add it to the list of criteria. This is most important, otherwise the criterion will not be saved.
- When saved, the criterion will appear in a list. Note that multiple criteria can be defined in the one Business Rule. Also note the two options Match All (AND) and Match Any (OR), which will define whether all the specified criteria or any of them will be tested.
- Similarly, select an action from the Select Action menu and enter a value in the value field or select it from a list, if applicable. Click the Add button to add it to the list of criteria. Again, this must be done to save the action. Multiple actions can be defined in the same Business Rule.
- Click the Save button to save the Business Rule.