UO Portal/Team Dynamix Change Request

Use this service to request TeamDynamix (TDX) changes. You can request to create or update the items listed, and you can still submit a request if the item is not listed below.

  • Service Pages
  • Ticket Routing
  • Web Services
  • Remove Sensitive Data
  • Desktop/Dashboards
  • Create/update a group (for long list of group members, use the GroupList.csv file to list the DuckID of the group members).
  • Ticket Forms
  • Workflows
  • Ticket Task Templates
  • Reports
  • Response Template
  • IPaaS Automation flows
  • Other support questions

How to Create a Ticket

Select Submit Change Request  and provide the following information about the item:

  1. Select the type of portal item.
    1. If the type is not listed, select "Other" and give the name of the item.
  2. The name of the item
  3. If applicable, provide the link to the service page that contains the item.
  4. A detailed description of what you would like done.
Creating a Service: To request a new service/form, download and complete the "TDX Service Request Template-Oregon.docx."  To get the service started, you will need to complete the following sections:
  1. Service owner
  2. Service page
  3. Service form (list the information you need to collect when a customer submits a request).

When you complete the form, click Create a Ticket

SLA: You can expect this service to be completed within five business days.

Availability and Access

  • Units/Departments requesting Portal/TeamDynamix support must have an existing presence in the Service Portal.
  • For complex requests, such as new services, forms, or workflows, the Administrator will set up a meeting to discuss the details.
  • Use the Knowledge Base services to request support with Knowledge base articles.

Questions

If you have any questions or need support, email Tevis Boulware or contact on Teams.

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