I have an IT support team that supports a number of separate but related web applications this means that the types of enquiries they receive are all quite similar e.g.
I've been asked if its possible to create a single project widget that they can embed in the applications for customers to submit. The challenge is they want to be able to identify the source. I've been looking at using an automation or a hidden field but can't work out how to use them to identify the source.
E.g. A customer submits a "Report a system issue?" from application ABC and another customer submits a "Report a system issue" from application XYZ
The customer doesn't need to identify the source application, and they both use the same form
but when the ticket appears in our JSM instance the support team can identify the source application through a field.
Any advice or suggestion would be appreciated.
Hi @Anthony R ,
Are the sources from each customer known? Or e.g. customer A can submit a ticket from ABC application, and another time the same customer can submit another ticket from XYZ application?
Hi Alex,
It's the second option, for example:
a customer can be using the web application www.information.com and have a question about the data so they submit a form
OR
a month later that same customer might be using our web application www.mapping.com and have a data question so they submit the form.
The customer may not realise it but they are actually submitting the same form to the same support team but the support team need to know what web application the customer came from.
Almost everything about the customer, the form and the support process is identical but the support team need to know what web application the customer was using when they submitted the form.
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