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Some When deleted tickets in Integrations may continue to show appear in your widgets and when the ticket volume in the Next Ticket Manager is unexpectedly high, you may be experiencing the issue of previously deleted tickets not being purged from the MSPbots app completely. To resolve this issue, MSPbots developed the API Tool to clear the deleted tickets manually. This is because there is no direct interface between Integrations and MSPbots that will inform MSPbots about which tickets have been deleted. As a result, MSPbots still has access to those tickets even after deletion.article is a guide for using the API Tool to purge the undeleted tickets manually. 

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Why are the deleted tickets not cleared from Integrations? 

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Some users have reported that deleted tickets still appear in their widgets and that the ticket volume in their NextTicket Manager app is unusually high. After investigation, we found that these abnormalities are caused by previously deleted tickets that were not purged from Integrations completely.

MSPbots uses incremental updates where only cumulative updates like ticket status changes, server offline events, and new time records by technicians are retrieved. Unfortunately, the API does not send notifications every time a ticket is deleted or updated in the database. As a result, the system cannot determine which tickets were deleted or updated and, in MSPbots and NextTicket app, you may continue to come across deleted ticket information or experience high ticket volume.

To address this issue, we have developed the API tool that allows you to clear deleted tickets in MSPbots manually. The tool removes only the tickets deleted in Integrations, so you don't have to worry about To resolve this issue, MSPbots has added a new feature called API Tool, which allows admins to delete tickets that have been previously removed from Integrations. MSPbots verifies that only tickets deleted in Integrations will be removed using the API Tool so there is no risk of accidentally deleting the wrong tickets.

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Why won't MSPbots use a full update data synchronization process to update ticket information automatically and avoid this situation? 

MSPbots have other APIs that utilize full synchronization methods. However, we cannot perform a full update data sync for this issue because the large volume of API data in this case is addressed more efficiently by an incremental data synchronization process. 

Prerequisites for using the API Tool 

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Only administrators can use the API Tool feature to delete tickets that have been removed in Integrations.toc

Deleting tickets using the API Tool

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1. Go to Integration on the MSPbots app. 
   
2. Click the API Tool button on the Integrations screen . This opens to open the API Tool screen.
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3. Click the integration to which the tickets belong, and then select the API interface corresponding to the tickets you want to delete. For example, if you want to delete tickets with IDs 396265 and 396266 from the ConnectWise Manage integration, click ConnectWise Manage and then select Tickets.

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   For integrations not listed in the API List, it is not possible to delete the data of those integrations. If you want to delete the data of such integrations, please submit a request, and we will add the ability to delete the data of those integrations accordingly.

4. Enter the Enter the ticket IDs of the tickets for deletion in the Ticket Number the IDs field. Separate multiple tickets for deletion with a comma.   
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   The API List section in the API Tool screen lists the APIs for Integration tickets.

   For instance, enter 396265,396266.
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5.  Click Delete when done entering the IDs of all tickets for deletion. 
6. The API realtime resultRealtime Result section on the right will display displays the real-time results of the API result after the deletion, including counts, specific data, and in case of any unsuccessful deletions, the reasons for failure as well.  

Querying the Ticket Number

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1. Go to Datasets on the MSPbots app.
2. Type the dataset you want to query, such as ConnectWise Manage Tickets - API,  in the search bar and click it to open.
3. Go to the the Data tab and find the ticket ID of the ticket for deletion. If the list is long, you can use use CTRL+F to search for the ticket. 
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