Message template for approvers
In this window you can define the template of the message for approvers for the current request approval status.
Options:
- Use default template – select if you want to use the default message template.
- Use custom template – select if you want to define a custom template.
- Restore default – restores the default message template.
- Insert variable – from the drop-down box, select a variable you want to insert in the message template.
Note: The notification to approvers is formatted according to the notification style settings.
Tip: To display selected text in bold, insert it between the "<b>" and "</b>" tags.
You can use the following variables in the message for approvers:
Variable |
Description |
[$ApprovalByForm$] |
The Approve or reject button which opens the form for approving or rejecting a request. This button will only be inserted in notifications for approvers. If used together with the [$ApprovalByEmail$] variable, the name of the button will be Approve or reject on the web. |
[$ApprovalByEmail$] |
The Approve and Reject buttons for approving by e-mail. These are two buttons that will only be inserted in notifications for approvers. If used together with the [$ApprovalByForm$] variable, the names of the buttons will be Approve by e-mail and Reject by e-mail. |
[$ApprovalStepExpirationTime$] |
The expiration date of the current approval step. |
[$ApprovalStepCurrentApprovers$] |
A list of current approvers with their e-mail addresses, listed as "Name <e-mail address>". Individual approvers are searated with semicolons. |
[$CommentForApprover$] |
Comments for approvers. In the place of this tag there will be a comment that can be typed by the user if the approval process is launched manually. If the approval process is launched automatically, the tag will be replaced with "-". |
[$TicketID$] |
Request number. |
[$MessageForRequester$] |
A message for the requester typed by the solver (operator) when the request is resolved, including images and attachments. This variable can only be used for approving in the Resolved status. |
[$TicketMessageTag$] |
Request tag, e.g. "T45412HD". |
[$TicketMessageTagLink$] |
The request tag as a link to the request. |
[$OriginalMessage$] |
The request creating report including images and attachments. |
[$OriginalMessageSubject$] |
The subject of the request creating report. |
[$TicketProcess$] |
Process name. |
[$TicketRequesterEmail$] |
The requester's e-mail. |
[$TicketRequesterName$] |
The requester's name. |
[$TicketRequesterPhone$] |
The requester's phone number. |
[$TicketService$] |
The path to the request service including the whole path in the objects tree, e.g. "IT/Terminals/Request for a new computer". |
[$TicketServicePhone$] |
The service phone number. |
[$TicketSolverEmail$] |
The solver's e-mail. |
[$TicketSolverName$] |
The solver's name. |
[$TicketSolverPhone$] |
The solver's phone number. |
[$TicketSolverEmail$] |
The solver's e-mail. |
[$TicketSolverName$] |
The solver's name. |
[$TicketSolverPhone$] |
The solver's phone number. |
[$TicketTitle$] |
Request URL in ALVAO WebApp. |
[$TicketUrl$] |
Request URL in ALVAO WebApp. |
[$tHdTicketCust.ColumnName$] |
The request's custom item whose column in the database is ColumnName. Only items available for the specific process are shown in the drop-down list of variables. |
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