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Editing key incident fields

The procedure in this section describes the standard incident workspace; keep in mind that your workspace may contain different fields. Fields marked with a red label and asterisk are required fields and must be completed before you can save the incident.

To edit key incident fields:
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Enter the following field information.

Type a subject for the incident in this field. If the customer origi­nated the incident, this field contains the customer’s summary of the question, which you can edit if necessary.

The incident’s reference number is a read-only field with a value assigned by RightNow Service.

Click this drop-down menu and select an incident status.

Click this drop-down menu and select a staff member to assign the incident to. For information, refer to Re-queuing and reassigning incidents.

Note: In the standard incident workspace, this field contains your name by default.

Click this drop-down menu and select a disposition that indicates the resolution of the incident. There may be multiple levels of dis­positions for you to select.

Click the Search button to the right of the Contact field to search for a contact to add to the incident; refer to Searching for contacts. To add a contact, click the New Contact button on the open Con­tact Search window; refer to Adding and editing contact informa­tion.

Note: If the customer submitted the incident, this field contains the customer’s name.

This read-only field contains the name of the organization for the contact associated with the incident.

Click this drop-down menu and select one or more product levels to indicate the product for the incident.

Click this drop-down menu and select one or more category levels to indicate the category for the incident.

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