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To create a new ticket, you must first log in to the new Service Desk portal. If you have not yet activated your account, follow these instructions → Wie aktiviere ich meinen Account für das Medialine Service Desk Portal?

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  1. Visit our new support home page at https://service.medialine.ag/support 
  2. Press the button "Here's to the new Service Desk Portal!"
  3. Log in with your account.
  4. Select a suitable request




  5. The ticket input screen opens in which all necessary information must be entered:

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    Please remember: the more information you provide in advance, the faster and better we can process your ticket. 

    The following information must be provided: 

    • Client / Company: Your Client object is bound to your user account by means of our internal CRM system, so you only have the object assigned to you to choose from.
    • Title: In the title, you give the ticket a name. The title should be short and concise, so that it is clear at a glance what the ticket is about.
    • Description: In the description field, describe your problem in as much detail as possible so that as few queries as possible remain open. 

    • What impact does your problem have on the operation?: In the right column you can see the definition of the impact. Please enter this information accurately, as this is the only way we can provide the best possible support. 

    • How urgent is your problem?: In this field you rate the urgency of your problem. Analogous to the indication of the impact, you will find a definition of priority within the right column of this page. We also ask you to assess this information carefully. 
    • Name the affected system: Within this field you can optionally specify the affected system. This could be, for example, a host name or a service name. 
    • Attachment: Using the attachment field, you have the possibility to attach screenshots of error messages or other files that could be relevant for the solution of the ticket directly to the ticket. 


    Tip

    The more information you provide when you initially create the ticket, the faster we can resolve your ticket. 

    Always consider: Who is affected by the problem? How often does the problem occur? How urgent is it really? & if necessary, can it wait until next week? Do you have any error messages that can be attached to the ticket?




  6. Confirm your entries with "Create"
  7. Your ticket has been created and you will be redirected to the ticket detail view. 

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Customer Knowledge Base EN/RO
Customer Knowledge Base EN/RO

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Priority

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PriorityDefinitionCritical
  • The damage caused by the Incident leads to a complete system shutdown.
  • The tasks that cannot be completed by one employee are very time critical.
  • Operation-critical service/function is no longer available

High
  • The damage caused by the Incident escalates rapidly as it progresses.
  • The tasks that cannot be completed by an employee are time critical.
Middle
  • The damage caused by the Incident increases substantially as it progresses.
  • The tasks that cannot be completed by one employee are only moderately time critical.
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Normal
  • The damage caused by the Incident increases only insignificantly as it progresses.
  • The tasks that cannot be completed by an employee are not time critical.
    What impact does your problem have on operations? 
    OperationsDefinition
    Location / All
    • All users or an entire site are affected by this problem and cannot perform their tasks.
    • All clients are affected and/or are exposed to acute disadvantages in some way.
    Department / Multiple users
    • The ability of several users to work is restricted.
    • A large number of clients are affected and/or are exposed to acute disadvantages in some way.
    Single user
    • One person is currently completely or limitedly unable to work.
    • A moderate number of clients are affected and/or experience limitations in comfort.