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- Request Task workflow and user tasks
- Examples: Request Task Workflow
- Create a request task
- Create a request task template
- Apply a request task template
- Create a change from a request task
- Update multiple request tasks
- Cancel multiple request tasks
- Set a reminder for a request task
- Send a notification from a request task
- View audit log from a request task
- Access the alert log when viewing a request task
- Close a request task
- Task scheduling
- Updating CMDB
Examples: request task workflows
The following examples demonstrates the minimum needed steps to complete the following out-of-box request task workflows:
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Waiting | To move the task to the Active phase, complete the tasks that this task is dependent on and meet the conditions that are set for this task. |
If the task condition is evaluated as “false”, the system moves this task to the Cancelled phase. |
Active |
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From the Active phase, you can move the task to the following phases:
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Review |
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From the Review phase, you can move the task to the following phases:
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Cancelled | To move the task to the Cancelled phase, click More > Cancel Task. | |
Closure |
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Phase | User Actions | Options |
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Waiting | To move the task to the Active phase, complete the tasks that this task is dependent on and meet the conditions that are set for this task. |
If the task condition is evaluated as “false”, the system moves this task to the Cancelled phase. |
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From the Active phase, you can move the task to the Cancelled phases by clicking More > Cancel Task. |
CMDB Update |
Note For more information, see Updating CMDB |
From the CMDB Update phase, you can move the task to the following phases:
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Review |
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From the Review phase, you can move the task to the following phases:
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Cancelled | To move the task to the Cancelled phase, click More > Cancel Task. | |
Closure |
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Tip To check the activity log for a request task record, go to the Activities section of the record. The Activities section enables you to enter new updates or view journal updates and logged activities such as "Open" and "Update" for a record. For more information, see Activities section.
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