Ticket handling time and Full resolution time differ in when they start tracking. Ticket handling time begins when an agent opens the ticket, while Full resolution time starts from the ticket's creation. This distinction can lead to scenarios where handling time is longer than resolution time, particularly if the ticket is resolved quickly. For example, if a ticket is created and solved within a few minutes, the handling time will reflect the time the agent had the ticket open, which might be longer than the resolution time.
Ticket handling time can be higher than Full resolution time because it starts tracking when an agent opens the ticket. The Time Tracking app begins counting time from the moment an agent manually opens a ticket, not from when the ticket was…
The Time Tracking app affects ticket handling time by starting the timer when an agent opens a ticket. This means that the handling time is calculated from the moment an agent manually opens the ticket, not from when the ticket was created. This…
Yes, a ticket can be solved faster than its handling time due to how time is tracked. The handling time starts when an agent opens the ticket, not when it was created. If an agent solves the ticket quickly, the handling time might still appear…