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This documentation supports the 25.1 version of BMC Helix Business Workflows.To view an earlier version, select the version from the Product version menu.

Using out-of-the-box filter presets to search records


BMC Helix Business Workflows provides out-of-the-box predefined filter presets that case agents can use to search case and task records.

As a case agent, you can create custom filter presets by using the out-of-the-box filter preset, adding custom filters to it, and saving it at run time. This helps when you work on cases and tasks on a daily basis, and when you want the case and task records to be filtered in a certain way. 

The following out-of-the-box filter presets are available for cases in BMC Helix Business Workflows:

Filter name

Description

Qualification

My Open Cases

Open cases assigned to a case agent.

('Status Value' < 5000) AND ('Assignee Login Name'=$USER$)

My Open Breached Cases

Open breached cases assigned to a case agent.

('Status Value' < 5000) AND (SLM Status = "Breached") AND ('Assignee Login Name'=$USER$)

All Unassigned Cases

Unassigned cases. 

('Status Value' < 5000) AND ('Assignee Login Name' = $NULL$)

All Open Cases

Open cases.

('Status Value' < 5000)

All Open Breached Cases

Open breached cases.

('Status Value' < 5000) AND (SLM Status = "Breached")

High Priority Open Cases

Open high priority cases.

('Status Value' < 5000) AND ('Priority' = "High")

Critical Priority Open Cases

Open critical priority cases.

('Status Value' < 5000) AND ('Priority' = "Critical")

VIP Open Cases

Open cases requested by VIP users. It includes both requester and contact details.

('Status Value' < "5000") AND (Requester.VIP = true)

All Cases In Last 1 month

Cases raised in the last 30 days.

('Status Value' >="1000") AND ($TIMESTAMP$ - 'Created Date' <= 2592000)

All Cases In Last 3 months

Cases raised in last 3 months.

('Status Value' >="1000") AND ($TIMESTAMP$ - 'Created Date' <= 7776000)

All Cases In Last 6 months

Cases raised in last 6 months.

('Status Value' >="1000") AND ($TIMESTAMP$ - 'Created Date' <= 15552000)

The following table lists the recommended values that you can use when you create custom filter presets:

Name

Field name

Description

Assignee

Assignee Login Name

Use the login ID of the user.

You can use $USER$ for the current user and $NULL$ to pass a null value.

Status

Status Value

Use the following numeric status values:
New = 1000
Assigned = 2000
In Progress = 3000
Pending = 4000
Resolved = 5000
Cancelled = 6000
Closed = 7000

Note: If a custom status is defined, it is not displayed in the Status filter. The out-of-the-box status value is displayed for the custom status. However, you can enter the custom status to filter the cases based on the custom status. The custom status is also displayed in the cases grid. For example, if the default Assigned status is customized to Assigned to, the value displayed in the Status list is Assigned. But you can enter Assigned to to search for the cases with the Assigned to status.

Examples of creating custom filter presets to search records

Example 1: Create a custom filter preset to view all open unassigned cases for Employee Relations support group

To create this custom filter preset:

  • Use the All Unassigned Cases out-of-the-box filter preset.
  • Add Assigned Group = Employee Relations filter.
  • Save.

Example 2: Create a custom filter preset to view open cases assigned to a case agent in Procurement support group

To create this custom filter preset:

  • Use the My Open Cases out-of-the-box filter preset.
  • Add the Assigned Group = Procurement filter.
  • Save.

Example 3: Create a custom filter preset to view all open cases for Compensation and Benefits support group

To create this custom filter preset:

  • Use the All Open Cases out-of-the-box filter preset.
  • Add the Assigned Group = Compensation and Benefits filter.
  • Save.

The following short video (0:31) shows how to create a custom filter preset:



 

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