Hello, guys!
is there a way to check how many tickets were open via:
1. Customer Portal
2. Email request
3. API
I want to check which way is more convenient for our customers.
thanks!
Yes. You can use the request-channel-type in a JQL and you can also use this in various Gadgets in a dashboard.
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I probably would look at pie chart. Also see if the two dimensional gadget supports the request-channel-type. That would be nice to see the count by channel vs. status.
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Hello!
Were you able to add channel-type onto the dashboard via some gadget?
I tried the same way with Pie chart, but there wasn't any statistic type named channel-type or something similar. Therefore I weren't able to display statistic for different channel types in the Pie chart.
If You have successfully done it, could you please describe the settings behind it?
My use-case:
Would like to display the count or percentages of available channel types via Pie chart or some other gadget. For example 114 tickets via channel-type Portal, 43 tickets via E-mail etc.
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Hi!
I did create filter for channel-types but when I tried to find statistic type from Pie chart gadget, there was none. From my logic, there should be channel type statistic or...?
I mean this setting:
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