Creating Public Ticket Forms

There are some scenarios where you may need to allow users who are not logged in to your Client Portal (Public Requestors) to submit a request to your team. For example, you may create a public Password Reset service for employees who forget their login info or for vendors who do not have a login.

In this article we cover:

Getting Started with Public Ticket Forms

Who can create and configure public ticket forms?

  • Global Admins
  • Ticket App Admins
  • Service Managers
  • Service Owners

What service types can use public ticket forms?

Ticket Services
Link Services Link Services do not have forms
Project Services

Adding Public Ticket Forms to the Client Portal

To make a public form available for Public Requestors, you need to:

  1. Identify or create a service for the public ticket form.
  2. Identify or create a form to configure for Public Requestors.

Once you've done those two things, you can configure the form for Public Requestors.

Configuring a new form or service for Public Requestors

To configure a new form or service for Public Requestors:

  1. In the TDClient top navigation bar, click Services.
  2. Go to the specific service you want to configure and click the Edit Service button.
  3. Go to the Form tab.
  4. (If replacing a form) Click Remove Form.
  5. Click Use an existing Shared Form and select the public ticket form from the dropdown menu.
  6. Click Save.
  7. Under the Public Requestor Settings section, select Allow Public Requestors.
  8. Type and select a Default Acct/Dept.
    • Since Public Requestors do not have a record that can point to an Acct/Dept, public ticket forms require this field.
  9. (Optional) Select Optional Requestor Form FIelds.
    • Include a requestor phone number field on the form.
    • Include a captcha field on the form.
  10. Select a Requestor Matching Mode option.
    • None. Requestor information will be entered as read-only text in the new ticket.
    • Match using Email Address. If no requestor is found, enter requestor information as read-only text in the new ticket.
    • Match using Email Address. If no requestor is found, create a new requestor and associate that record to the new ticket.
  11. Click Save.

Configuring an existing service form for Public Requestors

To configure an existing service form for Public Requestors:

  1. In the TDClient top navigation bar, click Services.
  2. Go to the specific service you want to configure and click the Edit Service button.
  3. Go to the Form tab.
  4. Under the Public Requestor Settings section, select Allow Public Requestors.
  5. (If not already added) Type and select a Default Acct/Dept.
    • Since Public Requestors do not have a record that can point to an Acct/Dept, public ticket forms require this field.
  6. (Optional) Select Optional Requestor Form FIelds.
    • Include a requestor phone number field on the form.
    • Include a captcha field on the form.
  7. Select a Requestor Matching Mode option.
    • None. Requestor information will be entered as read-only text in the new ticket.
    • Match using Email Address. If no requestor is found, enter requestor information as read-only text in the new ticket.
    • Match using Email Address. If no requestor is found, create a new requestor and associate that record to the new ticket.
  8. Click Save.
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