Option to Alert Technicians for Unassigned Requests at recurring time intervals
Make use of the Request timer action feature present in our application
Navigate to : Admin >> Request Timer Action
Create a new timer action as the below configuration
Select After Rules and configure as below
Under Actions . Please configure as below and you can select the technicians you would like to receive a notification via mail when a ticket is unassigned for two hours
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