Automatic routing, clear fallback

Assign incoming issues by category, location, and equipment context. Use ordered rules, keep the matched rule visible, and send unmatched or unstaffed cases to triage.

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      Assign incoming issues by category, location, and equipment context. Use ordered rules, keep the matched rule visible, and send unmatched or unstaffed cases to triage.

      Questions about this use case

      What happens when two rules match?

      The matching rule with the lowest order wins. Keep orders unique and test both specific and general examples so a broad rule does not swallow a deliberate exception.

      Can a ticket remain unassigned?

      Yes, when no rule matches or the destination lacks a technician. The example makes that state explicit in the triage queue rather than pretending the ticket was successfully assigned.

      Will changing a rule reassign existing tickets?

      The initial routing process is for new tickets. Use a recorded manual reassignment when an existing case needs another owner; do not assume a rule edit changes the current queue.

      How does priority affect routing?

      The example calculates priority from impact and urgency and retains it on the ticket. Its routing rules use category, location, and asset class; adding priority-based destinations is a separate rule change to configure and test.

      Is this AI ticket routing?

      No. The rules are explicit and inspectable. Use this approach when the organization can describe its assignment policy; evaluate a specialist option when classification or workload optimization is the main requirement.

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