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πŸ€– How To Create Auto Job Rules

Audience: FaultFixers Admins & Managers

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Set up Auto Job rules so tickets and jobs are automatically directed to the right team members and given appropriate Due dates. This speeds up response times and reduces the need for manual assigning.


Step 1: Open Organisation Settings

βš™οΈ From the left-hand navigation menu, click on Company > Organisation.
πŸ“‚ select the Auto Job Rules tab.


Step 2: Add a Rule & Define Conditions

βž• Click Add Rule.
πŸ” Choose the conditions and triggers for your new rule:

Conditions

Do you want the rule to apply when a ticket is created, updated or both?

Triggers

Building- Jobs within one or more buildings

Category- Jobs reported under one or more Categories

Everything- All jobs under the account

πŸ‘‰ You can add multiple conditions per rule using the Add Condition button.


Step 3: Add Actions

Actions

Assign to- Assigns one of more team members.

Set Due Date- Applies a due date a set number of working Months, Weeks, Days, Hours away (You can set your accounts working days in Organisation> Details)


Step 4: Save & Manage Rules

πŸ’Ύ Click Save rule to confirm your rule.
πŸ“ Rules begin working immediately once saved.
πŸ–ŠοΈ Each rule can be edited under the three dots with the pencil icon.
πŸ—‘οΈ Each rule can be deleted under the three dots with the bin icon.


Step 5: Order Your Rules

If you have multiple rules that set Due Date they have the potential to clash.

In the example below all jobs under the Building "Dunwich house" are given a due date of 30 days. A separate rule gives all jobs with the Category "Alarms" is given a due date of 7 days.

The rules trigger from the top down. So the lower rules will override the top ones.

πŸ‘‰ You can click and drag rules to change their order using this icon

Best practice is to order your due date rules with the shorted due dates at the bottom working up. This way important tasks with a quick turn around are given priority.


Step 6: Test Your Rule

πŸ§ͺ Create a sample ticket that matches your rule’s conditions.
πŸ“‹ Check that the ticket is automatically assigned to the correct team member(s)/ Due dates.

Best Practice: Regularly review auto rules to ensure they reflect your current team structure and workflows.


Need Assistance?

If you require further help with auto-assignment rules, reach out to us at support@faultfixers.com.

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