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I'm sure a lot of us have run into a situation were we needed to delete a large amount of tickets. It might be worth a feature at some point where we could select to delete a batch, it would show a list of all or filtered tickets that we could select from. Then when executed it could go through and one by one perform the function that we have to manually do. Could just make the selection screen look like the new batch invoicing feature.
While it might still take a long time for the process to complete it would still be preferable to having to do it manually. |
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We are in the process of launching Labtech within the next month and frankly, the previous posts concern me. CommitCRM needs the Batch deletion ability even without using Labtech, so please tell me that this is an issue that can be addressed quickly and fixed in the next update. CommitCRM allows for Batch copying and Batch completing of the Contracts, so it seems to me that it shouldn't be that difficult to incorporate this into the ticket module as well.
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I don't know how hard it will be to implement but I tend to agree with you that it should not be as complex as with the batch contracts that you mentioned. We're getting closer to a Beta release of our next version and therefore additional options, like this one, will only be considered another version. Thank you for asking.
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CommitCRM I know you want to kill me for bringing this up again... but if the API had the option to set whether or not something would show in the inbox, this would be a hard app to address with the API. Unfortunately, as it stands, it would be impossible to automate this via API due to not being able to set the "inbox" flag. Any way that could change?
Of course, the other option would be a read and WRITE ODBC connection... :) |
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We are slowly starting to play with having automated systems connect to CommitCRM for ticketing -- our first experience into this area was with our cloud based email security systems. Yesterday I had to delete/close about 40 tickets because something happened with email archiving connectors. Working through that process of working with all these tickets (updating status, due dates, resolutions and closing them) made us realize that there is no way we are ever going to connect our RMM (Continuum) and other monitoring tools to CommitCRM until we have a way to process multiple items at the same time.
In short, we should be able to multi-select items (tickets, charges, etc.) using the standard shift and control keys to make edits and modifications. When we say modify, we should be able to close, delete, mark as billable, mark as billed, update the manager, set due dates, set priorities, set the resolution, etc. and as ascendnet said, we should not have to API this stuff -- it should be a simple process inside the application! Commit, we have a lot of people requesting this... help!! //ray BTW, really looking forward to the next update -- hoping we get more user fields and project functionality! |
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Coming from ConnectWise, I find this extremely annoying, as we at times will get emails sent from automated systems and these things can spit out emails every 15 minutes, as such can get a pretty heavy load if it happens out of hours.
Removing them one by one is a Nightmare, and mass inbox clearing is not the correct result, as we don't want/need these emails kept in anyway one email will suffice for the job. Could CommitCRM not have a checkbox at the begining of each line, which when can then check off. Then a button above to apply Bulk Action (this is the way wordpress does it) After hitting bulk action we could select delete, then choose the delete options then apply, from there CommitCRM could just apply a batch job. This same methodology could be used to apply other functions to tickets also. Otherwise is there a way we can attack this problem via the API if CommitCRM is not looking to implement a solution. |
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So yesterday, something happened with how messages were routed in CommitCRM and we ended up with about 500 tickets that needed to be deleted. It took two people over an hour to remove (delete) these tickets from CommitCRM. This is absolutely stupid and a colossal waste of time. We need a way to work with tickets and charges in a multi-select mode. We should not need to know how to work with the API to do simple and basic tasks.
For Tickets: delete, close, change status/status extension, change type, change manager, set due dates, set priority, and modify the contract. For Charges: change billable status, mark as billed/unbilled, update the quickbooks invoice number, change employee, and anything else that doesn't change the charges. //ray |
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Hello All,
tl;dr Feeling like this?  This VBScript selects each ticket listed in the ticket window and does the delete operation on each ticket the number of times you stipulate in For count = 0 to 20 I thought I would share a vbscript I put together that I use to remove multiple tickets "automatically" using vbscripts sendkeys function. I'm kind of hoping I just did this for fun and that there is actually a option to do this by now, if not, hopefully the CommitCRM devs can make this a maintenance task in future releases. Due to the devs leaving the ALT menu item out for the Tickets menu (ALT+T opens tools) I had to use the arrow keys to select the Tickets menu. Copy and paste the below bold text (between [code][/code] but not including) into your favourite code editor and save it with the .vbs extension. Please be careful with this script and backup CommitCRM before you start, the last thing I want is for someone to delete the last weeks billable hours. It will also tie up one of your machines while processing. It takes a little bit of setup but once it starts you can just leave it to run on that computer and be more productive with your time. If this helps you save a few hours of your life, then you are most welcome. If it deletes your C:\Windows directory and sets Internet Explorer as your default browser then the usual disclaimers apply. [code] 'VBScript SendKeys, Use with Caution, save code at MassDeleteTickets.vbs 'Setup 'Close all CommitCRM workspaces and open the tickets window 'Create a filter for your tickets that matches ONLY the tickets you want to delete 'Click the first ticket in the filtered list and 'Run the vbscript below to begin the "automatic" deletion of tickets in the filter Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject ("WScript.Shell") 'Set the number of times you want to loop the deletion by changing the below For count = 0 to 20 'Activate the CommitCRM window WshShell.AppActivate "CommitCRM" 'Wait time between each operation, change to suit the speed that your CommitCRM responds, use find/replace to change all wait times simultaneously WScript.Sleep 750 'Make the CommitCRM menus active by pressing the ALT key WshShell.SendKeys "%" 'Move to the "Ticket" window by using the right arrow button WshShell.SendKeys "{RIGHT}" WScript.Sleep 750 WshShell.SendKeys "{RIGHT}" WScript.Sleep 750 WshShell.SendKeys "{RIGHT}" WScript.Sleep 750 WshShell.SendKeys "{RIGHT}" WScript.Sleep 750 'Open the Ticket menu WshShell.SendKeys "{ENTER}" WScript.Sleep 750 'Select the Delete window option WshShell.SendKeys "D" WScript.Sleep 750 'Tick all boxes related to the Ticket, WshShell.SendKeys "{TAB}" WScript.Sleep 750 WshShell.SendKeys " " WScript.Sleep 750 WshShell.SendKeys "{TAB}" WScript.Sleep 750 WshShell.SendKeys " " WScript.Sleep 750 WshShell.SendKeys "{TAB}" WScript.Sleep 750 WshShell.SendKeys " " .Sleep 750 WshShell.SendKeys "{TAB}" WScript.Sleep 750 WshShell.SendKeys " " WScript.Sleep 750 'Finish selecting the boxes and press Enter to complete operation WshShell.SendKeys "{ENTER}" Next 'Close script Set WshShell = Nothing wscript.quit [/code] |
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Change the "UNTIL" integer to the # of times you want to run this.
BE CAREFUL!!!!!!!! FILTER THE TICKET LIST TO ONLY THE TICKETS YOU WANT TO DELETE FIRST. MAKE A BACKUP. DON'T EMAIL ME IF YOU MESS UP SOMETHING. :) Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 2) WinSetState("CommitCRM 8.0 SQL","CommitCRM 8.0 SQL",@SW_MAXIMIZE) local $Commit = WinActivate("CommitCRM 8.0 SQL") sleep(700) ;If WinActive("CommitCRM 6.0 SQL") Then If $Commit <> 0 Then local $i=0 Do Remove() $i=$i+1 Until $i=13 Else MsgBox(48,"errror","CommitCRM is not active " & $Commit) EndIf func Remove() mouseclick("left", 196, 58) mouseclick("left", 325, 225) ;mouseclick("left", 898, 553) mouseclick("left", 898, 582) mouseclick("left", 898, 609) mouseclick("left", 898, 635) mouseclick("left", 898, 661) mouseclick("left", 969, 738) sleep(600) ;pause while screen refreshes. EndFunc |
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That's nice, but the requests appear to be "Batch Close", not "Batch Delete" Has this moved us closer to getting a "Batch Close" feature? Perhaps you could take the VB example above and apply it to tickets that are displayed, like in the Contracts / Inbox section. Prompt me to backup CommitCRM before running to CYA / CMA.
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