How to create and manage Ticket Templates

Summary

This article serves as an introduction to the purpose of Ticket Templates and provides guidance on their creation and modification.

Body

Question

What is the purpose of a Ticket Template and how do I create and/or edit a Ticket Template.

 

Answer

Overview

Ticket templates allow you to quickly create frequently encountered work items that do not occur on a routine schedule. For example, service desk technicians may want to have a routine ticket that is created whenever they receive a phone call. On the other hand, scheduled tickets should be used for work items that occur in regular intervals.

Scheduled tickets can be configured to use a template to pre-fill data when the ticket is created. In addition, users can explicitly select a template when creating a ticket by selecting an item from the Template drop-down. Each template is associated with a specific ticket classification and can be made available to other users.

Where to Find This

This feature appears in TDWorkManagement and TDAdmin interfaces.

TDWorkManagement is where ticket templates are created, modified and used, and TDAdmin is where to delete the templates if needed.

Navigate to Ticket Templates following this path:

  • TDWorkManagement > Ticketing Application > Click gear icon > My TemplatesImage of the Gear icon and My Templates option circled.

Where to Start

Ticket Template Permissions

Ticket templates can be created by any users who have access to at least one Ticketing Application in TDWorkManagement. They cannot be created in TDAdmin, or the Client Portal.

Though all users can create a template visible to Just Me, other ticket visibility options - Only These Groups and Everyone - are restricted.

Neither global nor app-specific administrators are able to modify ticket templates in TDAdmin, but they can change the owner or delete the template if needed. 

When creating a new ticket and selecting a template, you can only choose templates which have been configured for the classification and to which you have been granted access.

Template Visibility Options

The following template visibility options are available when creating a template:

  • Just Me – Selectable by its owner for tickets in the application with the provided classification.
  • Only These Groups – Selectable by users in the provided groups for tickets in the application with the provided classification.
  • Everyone – Selectable for all tickets in the application with the provided classification. Users must have the Add Global Searches in ticketing security role permission to select this option.

Creating a Ticket Template

To create a ticket template:

  1. In TDWorkManagement, click the View Applications menu and select the desired Ticketing Application.Image of the Ticketing tiles.
  2. Click the gear icon and select New Ticket Template from the drop-down menu.Image of the Gear icon and New Ticket Template option circled.
  3. Fill out the required fields, and any additional information that will make the template useful.
  4. Click the Save button.Image of the Save button circled.
     

Modifying Ticket Templates You Created

To edit one of your ticket templates:

  1. In TDWorkManagement, click the View Applications menu and select the desired Ticketing Application.
    Image of the Ticketing tiles.
  2. Click the gear icon and select My Templates from the drop-down menu.Image of the Gear icon and My Templates option circled.
  3. Click the template Name link.
    Image of the Name link circled.
  4. Click the Edit button.Image of the Edit button circled.
  5. Make the desired changes to the template.
  6. Click the Save button.Image of the Save button circled.

The Delete link at the right end of each template row can be clicked to remove the template.

Image of the Delete link circled.

 

For Additional Assistance

Please contact the Division of IT Enterprise Service Management team servicemanagement@missouri.edu for any additional assistance you may need with TeamDynamix (TDX) Ticket Templates

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Article ID: 1137
Created
Wed 12/18/24 8:04 AM
Modified
Sat 7/19/25 8:04 AM