The Ticketing Focus View gives your team greater visibility over your submitted tickets.
To access, select your user icon and select Requests from the drop down menu.
Next, select Focus
- This will take you to the login page where you will be prompted to enter your supergen credentials.
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Username: First, enter your company name (all lowercase). Then, insert a “/” and enter your supergen username. There should be no spaces.
- Your company name should be entered as it is listed on your Generation Studio account.
- Your supergen username will be your work email address.
- Example: companyname/useremail@companyname.com
- Password: Please enter your supergen password
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Username: First, enter your company name (all lowercase). Then, insert a “/” and enter your supergen username. There should be no spaces.
In the Ticketing System, you can have up to three active tickets per type, for a total of 15 across all categories:
- Open Builds (Including Spark Forms)
- Information Requests
- XPATH Updates / Non-AVRL Errors
- Logic Updates
- Not-Any-Queue
There is an additional fourth slot, which you should use as a priority lane for urgent tickets. (Effectively giving you a parallel bandwidth of 20 tickets at the same time).
Under the focus view process, AVRL will auto-activate tickets if one of the three non-priority slots is open.
If you have more than three tickets submitted, you can re-order your Upcoming Tickets list so that your next top priority ticket moves into activated automatically when space is available.
Once activated, tickets must be completed and closed to open a new slot up.
You should always keep the fourth slot open unless you have an urgent request.
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For urgent tickets - submit the request and then immediately manually activate it into the open priority slot.