Documentation Index
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Example
A service provider takes over customer service for several municipal utilities, including Stadtwerke Voltlingen and Stadtwerke Stromhain. The service provider uses the same Enneo instance for both utilities. The “Stadtwerke Voltlingen” team should only see tickets from Stadtwerke Voltlingen.- In the team settings, Restrict displayed tickets by tags is activated.

Necessary tags must be present in order for a ticket to be opened.
Excluded tags ensure that a ticket can no longer be opened as soon as it is present on the ticket.
Excluded tags ensure that a ticket can no longer be opened as soon as it is present on the ticket.
- For Necessary tags for ticket display, the tag
Client: Stadtwerke Voltlingenis selected.
Client: Stadtwerke Voltlingen are displayed in the backlog and considered by the autopilot. The tickets of Stadtwerke Stromhain remain completely hidden to this team.
Effect of the Restriction
The access restriction only affects the ticket overview or the backlog and the smart routing. Users who inherit their settings from the team automatically adopt the restrictions set there. The following are not restricted:- Search function in ticket and ticket overview
- Ticket history in the ticket
- direct URL calls of tickets
System Configuration
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Activate restriction for a team or user
- Area
Teams or user management - Activate settings: “Restrict displayed tickets by tag”
- Area
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Define tags
- Field: “Necessary tags for ticket display” and/or “Excluded tags for ticket display”
- Make the desired tags selection
Best Practices
- The use of tag structures should be clear and consistent, for example
Client_XorProject_Y. This simplifies maintenance, evaluation, and error analysis. A wide variety of categories are available in the General Tags. - Access restrictions should be used to clearly map responsibilities and protect sensitive data. It is not a substitute for role or rights concepts.