Handling of new Enate connector address added on new inbound mail to existing ticket
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Martin Low
Scenario: Existing ticket in progress started by email into an Enate connector address.
At some point down the line a new inbound email arrives on that same work item but with an additional email address added into the 'To' or 'CC'. If this email address is configured in Enate on a different connector then would like to see a new ticket to be created under that defined ticket process.
This would be useful to handle scenarios where a client adds in another Enate email address to direct another team/department to undertake some activity. In a world outside of Enate, that email would arrive in the mailbox for that other team and they would see it straight away. Currently in Enate that doesn't happen and the new recipient does not know until the agent working on the ticket creates a a corresponding work item or recategorises/assigns the ticket over to them.
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Navaneeth Kumar S
Yathish Krishnamurthy - Can you please help on this request
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Navaneeth Kumar S
Kamal Saran Claudine Richardson- it is not available for us still
Can you confirm in which release this is available?
Canny AI
Merged in a post:
Ongoing packet conversation to create new ticket when new email address(Connector) Added
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Navaneeth Kumar S
When an client Relationship manager has received some communication information from Enate from Connector A address and he wants to further forward that to next team using a Connector B address - he expects to create a new ticket, as he has purposefully made that change
However current scenario existing packet gets updated and no new ticket is created at all
Missing the real value of that email
So the new email logic which we are asking is: if a ongoing email comes in and has a new connector address - a new ticket has to be created
Kamal Saran
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Claudine Richardson
Hello,
Great news! The feature you requested is now live on the latest version of Enate.
If you need help, our Customer Success team is ready to assist.
You can also check out other new features added in the latest version of Enate here: https://docs.enate.net/whats-new
Thanks for your feedback and support!
Best,
Claudine Richardson
Product Manager