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Hello,

Can someone help me understand how to build routing between two Freshservice instances (accounts).  We want to be able to create a way that moves a ticket to our non IT Support Instance if we move the ticket to a particular group.

Thanks!

 

Hello @ITSpace there currently is not an integration that allows you to route tickets between instances of freshservice. But you could use the Freshservice API and workflow automators to generate a duplicate ticket in the second instance as long as you have an Agent API Key with permissions to create tickets in the second instance. This would most likely be the best way with the current functionality. Hope that helps. Take care!


Thanks, that would be the goal. I’m new to this so let me see what I can figure out.  


Thanks, that would be the goal. I’m new to this so let me see what I can figure out.  

Don’t be afraid to reach out to us here to help you with any questions you have. There is a lot of workflow automation experience across this Community! 


Okay, can see if anyone has done this before.  Overall Goal:  

If ticket on FreshService instance (account) A is moved or created to a Group A, then create a ticket on Freshservice instance (Account) B for Group A.  

I guess I could do it through email, but API would be cleaner.  


Okay, can see if anyone has done this before.  Overall Goal:  

If ticket on FreshService instance (account) A is moved or created to a Group A, then create a ticket on Freshservice instance (Account) B for Group A.  

I guess I could do it through email, but API would be cleaner.  

That seems pretty straight forward and would work. Some thing you will need to look at is making sure that you have all the relevant ticket properties and their IDs from Account B so that you can build the API Request body appropriately. Then you can use placeholders that grab data from the ticket in Account A and populate that data in the correct IDed fields in the ticket for Account B. Hope that makes sense lol


Hi there, 

 

If you have issues reported multiple times, by members of the same team, you can merge two tickets on Freshservice. To do so, you need to decide which ticket is going to be the primary one. Then press on More in the top-right corner and pick Merge from the drop-down menu. After that, select the tickets you need to merge from the drop list. Afterward, pick the primary ticket and click Continue. On the new page, ensure that the changes are correct. Hit Confirm to merge tickets.

 

If this option doesn’t meet your needs, you can simply merge two Freshservice accounts and map all fields between each other. Open an automated migration app. Then select both Freshsservice accounts as your source and target platforms. Just ensure that you fill in the correct URL and API Token. Then select the records to import and map fields.

 

For more details, check this out.

 

Best regards

Tetiana


Hello @ITSpace there currently is not an integration that allows you to route tickets between instances of freshservice. But you could use the Freshservice API and workflow automators to generate a duplicate ticket in the second instance as long as you have an Agent API Key with permissions to create tickets in the second instance. This would most likely be the best way with the current functionality. Hope that helps. Take care!

Hey @zachary.king can we import 50 tickets into our freshservice instance with any manual method like by  using api freshservice?


Hello @ITSpace there currently is not an integration that allows you to route tickets between instances of freshservice. But you could use the Freshservice API and workflow automators to generate a duplicate ticket in the second instance as long as you have an Agent API Key with permissions to create tickets in the second instance. This would most likely be the best way with the current functionality. Hope that helps. Take care!

Hey @zachary.king can we import 50 tickets into our freshservice instance with any manual method like by  using api freshservice?

I am not sure what you mean by “manual”. There are a couple migration tools from other ITSM tools that allow you to import tickets from those systems into freshservice. If an integration doesn’t already exist for the ticket type you have then the best way forward is to export those tickets into a csv and write a script (python is my go to) to take the items in the csv and map the data to fields of your freshservice ticket form and create the tickets in freshservice using the Freshservice API. Hope that helps!


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