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104 changes: 52 additions & 52 deletions locale/admin-docs.pot
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msgstr ""
"Project-Id-Version: Zammad Admin Documentation pre-release\n"
"Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: \n"
"POT-Creation-Date: 2025-02-20 12:50+0100\n"
"POT-Creation-Date: 2025-02-25 11:48+0100\n"
"PO-Revision-Date: YEAR-MO-DA HO:MI+ZONE\n"
"Last-Translator: FULL NAME <EMAIL@ADDRESS>\n"
"Language-Team: LANGUAGE <LL@li.org>\n"
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#: ../channels/email/accounts/account-setup.rst:122
#: ../misc/object-conditions/basics.rst:207
#: ../system/objects.rst:152
#: ../system/objects.rst:154
#: ../system/objects/types.rst:157
msgid "Type"
msgstr ""
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#: ../system/integrations/cti/includes/inbound-calls.include.rst:15
#: ../system/integrations/cti/includes/inbound-calls.include.rst:15
#: ../system/integrations/cti/includes/outbound-calls.include.rst:18
#: ../system/objects.rst:160
#: ../system/objects.rst:244
#: ../system/objects.rst:162
#: ../system/objects.rst:246
msgid "Note"
msgstr ""

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#: ../manage/scheduler.rst:39
#: ../manage/slas/how-do-they-work.rst:26
#: ../manage/templates.rst:33
#: ../system/objects.rst:128
#: ../system/objects.rst:232
#: ../system/objects.rst:131
#: ../system/objects.rst:234
msgid "Name"
msgstr ""

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#: ../manage/scheduler.rst:111
#: ../manage/templates.rst:43
#: ../manage/webhook/add.rst:123
#: ../system/objects.rst:167
#: ../system/objects.rst:246
#: ../system/objects.rst:169
#: ../system/objects.rst:248
msgid "Active"
msgstr ""

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msgid "Screenshot showing highlighted ticket state attribute"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:120
#: ../system/objects.rst:123
msgid "Handling of states"
msgstr ""

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msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:108
msgid "The `merged` state can't be changed because it is a required system state. Otherwise, the merging of tickets would lead to errors."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:111
msgid "To add a new state, click on the \"New Ticket State\" button in the top right corner. To change an existing state, simply click on the affected state. This opens an edit dialog."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:112
#: ../system/objects.rst:115
msgid "You can also clone a state or set them to \"Default for new tickets\" or \"Default for follow-ups\" by clicking on the ⁝ action button and select the desired function."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:116
#: ../system/objects.rst:119
msgid "*Default for new tickets* means that this state is used for every newly created ticket."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:119
#: ../system/objects.rst:122
msgid "*Default for follow-ups* means that this state is used if the ticket is re-opened after it was closed."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:169
#: ../system/objects.rst:171
msgid "Ticket state in detail"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:123
#: ../system/objects.rst:126
msgid "Below you can find a description for each field and option. Please head over to the :ref:`example <example-state>` to see the edit dialog."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:127
#: ../system/objects.rst:130
msgid "This is the name of the state and what you and your agents are seeing when choosing a state somewhere (e.g. in tickets, trigger configuration)."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:135
#: ../system/objects.rst:138
msgid "There are different state types you can choose from. By default, Zammad comes with one state per state type."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:138
#: ../system/objects.rst:141
msgid "**new**: for states for tickets that are new and it hasn't been worked on them"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:140
#: ../system/objects.rst:143
msgid "**open**: for states for tickets that are in progress and agents are working on them"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:142
msgid "**merged**: for states for tickets that are merged with other tickets"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:143
#: ../system/objects.rst:145
msgid "**pending reminder**: for states for tickets that are in progress and you want to set a reminder. (default example: *pending reminder*)"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:145
#: ../system/objects.rst:147
msgid "**pending action**: for states for tickets that are waiting for a specified time and then change their state (default example: *pending close*)"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:148
#: ../system/objects.rst:150
msgid "**closed**: for states for tickets that are finished and do not need to be processed further"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:151
#: ../system/objects.rst:153
msgid "⚠️ Choosing the correct state type is important! If you are in doubt, have a look on the default states and their types!"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:156
#: ../system/objects.rst:158
msgid "Ignore escalation"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:155
#: ../system/objects.rst:157
msgid "Here you can define whether tickets of this state will count to escalation time or not."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:159
#: ../system/objects.rst:161
msgid "You can create a note for the state to inform other admins about the state. This has no effect on tickets."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:163
#: ../system/objects.rst:165
msgid "Set the state to *active* or *inactive*."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:165
#: ../system/objects.rst:167
msgid "it is technically possible to set all states to inactive. To keep Zammad working in such a case, the inactive flag of one of the states is ignored."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:192
#: ../system/objects.rst:194
msgid "Ticket state example"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:172
#: ../system/objects.rst:174
msgid "Let's assume we want to create a new state which indicates that the ticket has to wait for a response of a third party (e.g. service contractor or manufacturer) and we want to to be able to set a reminder."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:176
#: ../system/objects.rst:178
msgid "First we give the new state a proper name. In this example we call it \"waiting for manufacturer\"."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:179
#: ../system/objects.rst:181
msgid "As state type we choose \"pending reminder\". This indicates that the ticket is still open and we can set a reminder. This reminder can be useful if our manufacturer sometimes isn't responding or we want to remind him to give us an answer."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:184
#: ../system/objects.rst:186
msgid "We choose \"no\" for \"ignore escalation\" because we want to escalate the tickets even if we are waiting on the manufacturer's feedback."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:187
#: ../system/objects.rst:189
msgid "The **result** in the creation dialog will look like this:"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:0
msgid "Screenshot showing ticket state creation dialog with example"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:197
#: ../system/objects.rst:199
msgid "Ticket Priority"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:199
#: ../system/objects.rst:201
msgid "If the pre-configured priorities aren't enough for you or you want to change them, you can do so by clicking on the cogwheel icon in the priority row in the ticket tab:"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:None
msgid "Screenshot showing highlighted ticket priority attribute"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:224
#: ../system/objects.rst:226
msgid "Handling of priorities"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:208
#: ../system/objects.rst:210
msgid "In the priority configuration screen, you can add new priorities, disable priorities or change priorities."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:0
msgid "Screenshot showing table of default ticket priorities"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:216
#: ../system/objects.rst:218
msgid "To add a new priority, click on the \"New Priority\" button in the top right corner. To change an existing priority, simply click on the affected priority. This opens an edit dialog."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:220
#: ../system/objects.rst:222
msgid "You can also clone a priority or set them to \"Default for new tickets\" by clicking on the ⁝ action button and select the desired function."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:223
#: ../system/objects.rst:225
msgid "*Default for new tickets* means that this priority is used for every newly created ticket."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:246
#: ../system/objects.rst:248
msgid "Priorities in detail"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:227
#: ../system/objects.rst:229
msgid "Below you can find a description for each field and option."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:230
#: ../system/objects.rst:232
msgid "This is the name of the priority and what you and your agents are seeing when choosing a priority somewhere (e.g. in tickets, trigger configuration)."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:240
#: ../system/objects.rst:242
msgid "Highlight color"
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:235
#: ../system/objects.rst:237
msgid "Switch between *Low priority* (light blue), *High priority* (red) and - (default). This affects the displayed color for ticket titles in overviews."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:239
#: ../system/objects.rst:241
msgid "The color options are currently limited to the mentioned options."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:243
#: ../system/objects.rst:245
msgid "You can create a note for the priority to inform other admins about the priority. This has no effect on tickets."
msgstr ""

#: ../system/objects.rst:247
#: ../system/objects.rst:249
msgid "Set the priority to *active* or *inactive*."
msgstr ""

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:scale: 80%
:alt: Screenshot showing table of default ticket states

.. note:: The `merged` state can't be changed because it is a required system
state. Otherwise, the merging of tickets would lead to errors.

To add a new state, click on the "New Ticket State" button in the top right
corner. To change an existing state, simply click on the affected state. This
opens an edit dialog.
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worked on them
- **open**: for states for tickets that are in progress and agents are
working on them
- **merged**: for states for tickets that are merged with other tickets
- **pending reminder**: for states for tickets that are in progress and
you want to set a reminder. (default example: *pending reminder*)
- **pending action**: for states for tickets that are waiting for a
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