When closing a help-desk ticket, which field must the technician complete to provide a concise record of how the incident was fixed and to enable future reference?
Most ticketing platforms include a dedicated "Resolution notes" (or "Resolution details/summary") field. This section records the root cause and the steps taken to restore service so that other technicians can review the fix the next time the same problem appears. Issue descriptions and progress notes log what happened before the fix; severity levels help prioritize work, but none of them summarize the final solution.
HappyFox's list of essential ticket components names "Resolution Details" as "critical for keeping track of how the issue was resolved and can be used for future reference".
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