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Service Request Fullfillment

Jyoti Verma
Jyoti Verma
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May 30, 2019

We have a requirement like there is one Service Request and other Sub-tasks attached to it to be completed by different teams - the SR is there to hold the tasks. Once all the subsequent tasks are closed- Service Request should be automatically closed.

What is the best way we can achieve this.

Regards

jyoti

 

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