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XBert Configuration

Configure your XBert Default Settings

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Written by Soraya Brown
Updated over a month ago

XBert Configuration

XBert Configuration allows you to set the default values for when an XBert is generated.

To edit an XBert's configuration, click on the XBert you want to edit and you'll be redirected to its configuration page.

  • Clients

    • If you want the XBert to be generated for all or only selected clients.

  • Subtasks

    • You can add subtasks to list the tasks you need to do to resolve it.

  • Process

    • This is where the XBert will get generated under.

  • Status

    • If you want to “disable” an XBert, you can choose a Completed status, so it will be automatically completed.

  • Role

    • This will automatically assign the person in the selected role for the client the XBert generated for.

    • Assigning tasks to the right role ensures that the right person resolves the issues efficiently.

  • Estimated Time

    • Set the estimated time allotted for the XBert.

  • Due Date

    • A relative due date based on when the XBert was generated.

    • By setting clear due dates, you will know exactly when an XBert needs to be completed, minimising delays, risks or unresolved issues.

  • Priority

    • You can mark the XBert as a priority or not.

  • Autocomplete

    • Enable this option to automatically complete any XBerts when the underlying data is resolved or is no longer relevant.

  • Risk Level

    • High, Medium, Low

    • Information - this risk level will skip marking the XBerts as completed.

  • Risk Type

  • Business Function

    • This can only be edited if it's a Custom XBert

  • Alert Type (Custom XBert only)

    • This is the frequency for your Custom XBerts. Doing this will help you understand when they appear on your work board.

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