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CHD-798
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New Feature
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Open
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Unassigned
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| Reporter: |
Joe Geck
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Summary:
http://www.cerb4.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1187
Implement a way for Cerb4 to automatically merge tickets by scanning messages for unique identifiers in the subject or body.
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Within our organization we have a lot of email traffic that reference particular ticket numbers that are not generated by cerberus. Example, a vendor sends an email with a ticket number of 12345, cerberus sees this as a new ticket, and opens a ticket. All good here, but then the same vendor will send a followup (this would be either to a response of the original email, or as an unsolicated update) but since their system is not replying to the email the header information is new, and cerberus sees this as a new ticket as well. This means that we spend a lot of time merging tickets. I was hoping that there was a way to have the inbox mail filter, the mail parser, or even the per-parser check to see if there is already a ticket open with that ticket number in the either subject line or content of the body. Even better would be able to use regular expressions to link everything up.
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