Archived Tickets

An Archived Service Ticket is a request that has been moved to a separate set for storage.
Archived tickets cannot be modified, deleted, or moved back to the active state.
They are treated as a separate set with their own search options and reports.

On the ITM Portal, you can view the complete list of archived service tickets.

Go to the left sidebar → Service TicketsArchived Tickets New

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To Filter Service Tickets

Go to the left sidebar → Service TicketsArchived Tickets New → click on icon.

You can filter by the following:

  1. Filter By Status
  2. Filter By Priority
  3. Filter By Date
  4. Filter By Date Range
  5. Filter By Department
  6. Filter By Problem Category
  7. Filter By Sub Category
  8. Filter By Ticket Handler
  9. Filter By Tag
  10. Filter By Created Via
  11. Filter By Location
  12. Filter By Base Location
  13. Filter By Creator / Logger
  14. Filter By Ticket / Service Request
  15. Filter By VIP Ticket
  16. Filter By Feedback
  17. Filter By Ticket Type
  18. Filter By Custom Field
  19. Filter By Custom Field Value
  20. Filter By Merge
  21. Filter By Star
  22. Filter By Task

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  • Click on Filter button after selecting the filters you want to apply.
  • Clear button resets the applied filters.

Other Header Options on Archived Service Ticket Page

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  • Sort / Order Button ()
    Used to change the sorting order of tickets (e.g., newest, oldest, priority).

  • Reload Button ()
    Clears applied filters or sorting and reloads the default ticket view.

  • Export / Download Button ()
    Downloads or exports the filtered ticket list.

  • Page Size Dropdown ()
    Controls the number of tickets displayed per page.

    Archived Ticket Page Layout (Body Section)

The Archived Ticket page body is divided into three main sections for better ticket management and visibility.

1. Ticket Listing Panel (Left Section)

This section displays the list of archived tickets in a scrollable view.

  • Shows ticket subject, department, task count, and assigned user.
  • Displays ticket time indicators and status highlights.
  • Allows users to select a ticket to view its full details.
  • Supports quick visual identification using time badges and color indicators.

2. Ticket Details Panel (Middle Section)

This section shows the complete information of the selected ticket.

  • Displays ticket title, priority, category, and SLA time.
  • Shows created, updated, and resolved timestamps.
  • Contains ticket description and expandable content sections.
  • Includes ticket comments history with user details and timestamps.

3. Ticket Metadata Panel (Right Section)

This section provides structured ticket metadata and assignment details.

  • Shows Ticket ID and assigned user.
  • Displays creator and ticket logger information.
  • Indicates ticket source (Created Via).
  • Shows ticket location and SLA expiry (TAT Expire At).
  • Helps in quick administrative and reporting reference.

These three panels together provide a comprehensive archived ticket review interface, enabling efficient tracking, auditing, and analysis.

We are continuously improving our documentation to ensure it meets your needs. This document will be updated regularly, so please check back for the latest information. If you have any questions or encounter any issues, feel free to reach out to us at support@itassetmanagement.in.