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Kanban View of Tickets
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Kanban view provides a column-based layout for tickets, allowing segmentation based on Status, Priority, Assignee, or Due Date.


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Accessing the Kanban View:

You can access the Kanban view from the ticket list page:

  • Click the View Switcher at the top right.

  • Select Kanban View Mode.

Alternatively, you can set Kanban as your default ticket list view:

  • Go to Profile → My Settings.

  • Navigate to the Ticket Preferences tab.

  • Choose Kanban from the ticket list view dropdown.

Note: View preferences are configurable and persist at the agent level.

Kanban Board Overview: 

Kanban Card Action Items Explained:

Kanban view allows ticket segmentation using the following options:

  • Assignee: Each column represents an agent (listed alphabetically) with an additional column for "Unassigned Tickets."

  • Priority: Columns represent ticket priorities in descending order (highest priority first).

  • Status: Columns represent statuses in increasing order (lowest status first).

  • Due Date: Columns represent due dates in chronological order.

List and Order of Columns:

Order

Column

Meaning

1

Long Overdue

Tickets that were long overdue, excluding the ones that were due in the past 7 days.

2

Overdue Last 7 Days

Tickets that were overdue in the past 7 days, excluding the ones that were due today.

3

Due Today

Tickets that are due today.

4

Due In Next 7 Days

Tickets that are due in the next 7 days, excluding the ones that were due today.

5

Due Beyond 7 days

Tickets that are due in the future, excluding the ones that are due in the next 7 days.

6

Due Date not Set

Tickets whose due date are not set.

Note: In Kanban view, if a specific column has no tickets under it, the column  will not be displayed.

Filters, Queues and Sorting Behaviour with Kanban Board:

Drag and Drop Behavior in Kanban View

  • Tickets can be moved between columns via drag and drop, updating the ticket’s corresponding property automatically.

  • If an error occurs during this action, the ticket will revert to its original position.

  • Ticket positions within a column are not retained when the page is refreshed.

Limitations on Drag and Drop

Drag and drop is not supported in the following cases:

  • Due Date Mode: Tickets cannot be moved between due date columns.

  • Assignee Mode: Drag and drop is unavailable if the user lacks the "Assign Tickets" permission.
     

 

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