Use the Problem Management features to investigate problems and objects related to them. Establish hierarchical and functional relationships with Incidents and Change Requests to identify the issue cause.
An unresolved problem can cause different system malfunctions that users register as incidents.
To create new caused incidents directly from the problem form, follow the steps below:
The filter condition of the Related Lists tab defines the current problem as an incident parent.
You can also assign a problem as a parent to registered Incidents with the steps below:
When logging the problem, it is important to assess the time spent by users on resolving it.
To register the time you spent on a particular problem, create a new Time Card with the steps below:
Users can add their Time Cards right from the problem form.
Field | Description |
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Number | Automatically filled with the unique identifier of the TMCXXXXXXX format. |
Employee | Automatically filled with the user's name. |
Company | Automatically filled with the users' company name. |
Time Spent Category | Specifies the time category that the user spent on resolving the problem. It is necessary for proper calculating the employee's working time. |
Related Task | Automatically filled with the issue from where the Time Card has been created. |
Comment | Add additional information if it is needed. |
Date | Determine the date when a user worked on the problem. It is automatically filled with the current date. |
Time Spent, hours | Specify the duration of the user's time spent in hours. |
To Invoice | Turn this checkbox active to mark the need for billing. |
When investigating the issue, in case of detection relations or dependencies with other problems, register these relationships with the following features:
When investigating the issue, in case of detection change requests that caused the problem, register these relationships with the following features: