Tickets allow timely responses to different types of events or to changes in computer status that occur on the company network. Automated ticketing allows you to reduce significantly the time spent monitoring and managing your companies.
You must establish ticketing rules to enable automatic creation and assignment of tickets in ConnectWise Manage. You can set up creation and assignment of tickets depending on the event severity or when a computer status changes to Critical or Warning in Kaspersky Lab products.
Ticket creation settings from the previous versions of Kaspersky Security Integration with ConnectWise Manage (Maintenance Release 1 and earlier) are not compatible with versions Maintenance Release 2 and later. After you update Kaspersky Security Integration with ConnectWise Manage to Maintenance Release 2 or later, you have to reconfigure ticketing in Kaspersky Security Integration Tool for MSP.
Tickets created on the basis of computer status changes are automatically closed when the corresponding issue is resolved and the status description that triggered the ticket creation is no longer relevant. For example, when a computer's status becomes Warning because a "Databases are out of date" status description is assigned, a corresponding ticket is created. When the databases are updated, the status description "Databases are out of date" is no longer relevant, and the ticket is automatically closed. However, the computer status might remain Warning because of other status descriptions, for example, "Many viruses detected".
Tickets created on the basis of events are not closed automatically, so you must close these tickets manually.
You can create and modify ticketing rules for your managed companies. Ticketing rules are applicable to all managed companies that are mapped to Kaspersky Security Center virtual servers or Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud workspaces. Ticketing rules can be configured individually for events and for computer statuses.
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