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The following new bots helps manager and users track their ticket rejection and % ticket utilization.
Being able to know reasons why tickets are rejected gives you a know-how on areas to improve either on the personnel skillset level and/or re-routing of tickets to the correct personnel.
The 60% utilization rate daily alert also helps improve personnel efficiency by giving them information on how they performed on their shift.
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Navigating to the new Next Ticket bots
1. Go to Apps Page
2. Hover to Next Ticket for ConnectWise Manage.
3. Click to open.
4. On the upper right corner, navigate to the BOT menu drop-down. Click to show the list of new bots.
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ConnectWise
volume of rejected tickets and the utilization rate are two of the measures that are valuable to MSPs. Insights from these data help managers and business owners streamline ticketing, improve technicians' skill sets, and assess and plan resource requirements. NextTicket for ConnectWise Manage has bots that help users and managers monitor ticket rejection and utilization rates more proactively. These are the Reject Alert, Rejected Ticket Summary Alert, and Daily Utilization Alerts bots.
This article discusses the following:
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Descriptions and Features
Name of the Bot | Description | Trigger |
Bots feature summary:
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Bots Name
Description
Alert Message | Escalation |
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ConnectWise Manage |
NextTicket Rejected Alert |
This bot sends an alert to the member |
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the manager when a member rejects the next ticket. The alert also indicates the reason for rejecting the ticket. |
Runs every 15 minutes | To: {Manager Email}; {Member Email} {Member} |
has rejected a next ticket. Ticket: {Ticket} Client: {Client} Summary: {Summary} Reason: {Reason} Date Rejected: {Date Rejected} | Weekly Threshold: |
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The alert is sent on the 3rd, 6th, and 9th time of ticket rejection. |
ConnectWise Manage NextTicket |
Rejected Ticket Summary |
Alert |
This bot sends managers alerts containing the summary of rejected tickets |
for the week. |
Weekly (Every Friday)
Runs weekly, every Friday at 7:00 |
PM | Hi {Manager}, Total Number of Tickets Rejected: {Number of Tickets Rejected} The following members who rejected Next Tickets. {Ticket Rejectors} Reasons: {Reasons} If you think you shouldn't be receiving this alert please click here. | Weekly Threshold: |
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ConnectWise Next Ticket Daily Utilization Alert
The alert is sent on the 3rd, 6th, and 9th time of ticket rejection. | |
ConnectWise Manage NextTicket Daily Utilization Alert | This bot sends alerts |
to users who have below 60% |
NextTicket utilization at the end of their shift. |
Runs daily at 5:00 |
PM | To: Member Email Hi {Member}, Good Job on handling {Number of ConnectWise |
Updated Tickets} |
tickets! However, you used |
NextTicket only {Number of Worked Tickets from NextTicket} times (lower than your company's preferred rate of 60%). Remember that |
NextTicket improves your efficiency by helping you work on the most important tickets first and helping you avoid missing any ticket. Your company prefers that you use |
NextTicket for at least 10 tickets. | Weekly Threshold: |
Edit bots Trigger Script
1. In the Detail tab, by default the Trigger toggle switch is ON which means that the bot is available and running.
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The alert is sent on the 3rd, 6th, and 9th time of ticket rejection. |
Where can I find the NextTicket for ConnectWise Manage Bots?
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- Navigate to Apps on the MSPbots menu.
- Click Next Ticket for ConnectWise Manage.
- Hover over Bots in the upper right corner to show the NextTicket bots.
What is Trigger and where can I edit the Trigger Script?
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The Trigger is one of the toggle switches for bots that are found in the Detail tab. Switching the Trigger ON makes the bot available and running.
This switch is also found in the Bots tab under Grid or List view. It is enabled by default
To edit the trigger script, click Design, follow the prompts, and click Finish to save. Below is the table of screenshots for setting up the trigger.
2. To edit the Trigger script details for each bot, click the "Design" tab.
3. Edit Trigger script. (see screenshot below)
3. Navigate to last page. Then, click Finish to save.
Trigger script setup screenshots:
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Bots Name
Name of the Bot |
Trigger Script | Advance Scheduler Setting |
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ConnectWise Manage |
NextTicket Rejected Alert |
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ConnectWise Manage |
NextTicket Rejected Ticket Summary Alert |
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ConnectWise |
Manage NextTicket Daily Utilization Alert |
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What is Alert and how can I edit the Alert Script
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1. Select a specific bot. Then, go to Details tab.
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The Alert toggle switch enables the sending of alerts. Switching it ON sends the alert messages to managers and members based on the conditions in the alert script setup. Alerts may be sent through Teams chat, Teams channel, email, or web messages. This switch is OFF by default.
To activate and enable the 2. By default, the Alert switch is OFF. To enable sending of alerts, switch ON the Alert toggle the Alert toggle switch button.
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To edit the alert script, select a bot and go to the Design tab. Click Next to go to the Alert window and follow the prompts until you are done creating the script.
Once ON, the bots will now perform sending of emails to Managers and Members based on the Alert script setup.
3. To edit the Alert script details for each bot, click the "Design" tab.
4. Click Next to navigate to Alert page. Then, edit. (see screenshot below)
5. Navigate to last page. Click Finish to save.
Alert script setup screenshots:
Below is the table of screenshots for setting up the alert.
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Bots Name
Name of Bot |
Alert Script |
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ConnectWise Manage Next Ticket Rejected Alert |
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ConnectWise Manage Next Ticket Rejected Ticket Summary Alert |
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ConnectWise Next Ticket Daily Utilization Alert |
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What is Escalate and how can I edit the Escalation Script
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1. Select a specific bot. Then, Go to Details tab.
2. By default, Escalation switch is OFF. To enable Escalation, switch ON first the Alert switch and then the Escalation button.
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Once ON, the bot will escalate and send alerts to Managers and Members based on the Escalation setup.
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The Escalate switch enables the bot to send an escalation message to the person or manager specified in the escalation setup. Escalation scripts are sent whenever members fail to perform tasks or corrective actions. This switch is OFF by default.
To activate the Escalation Alert, turn ON the Alert switch, then turn ON the Escalate switch.
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3. To edit the Escalation script for each bot, click the "Design " tab. 4. Click Next to and navigate to the Escalation page. Thenwindow, then edit . (see screenshot below) 5. Navigate to last page. Click the script and conditions. Click Next to go to the next window and click Finish to save.
Escalation script setup screenshots:
Below is the table of screenshots for setting up the escalation.
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Bots Name
Time Frame
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Escalation Step 1 | Escalation Step 2 | Escalation Step 3 |
ConnectWise Manage |
NextTicket Rejected Alert
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ConnectWise Manage |
NextTicket Rejected Ticket Summary Alert
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Manage NextTicket Daily Utilization Alert
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