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How to determine the priority of your case

How to determine the priority of your case

This article will help you, when you are unable to determine the priority of your cases.

Levels of Priority: 

Urgent:

A case should be marked Urgent only under the following circumstances:

  • System Outage (Unable to log in, unable to send/receive GDS messages, unable to connect to Secure Flight)
  • Revenue Impacting items (where it will interrupt a significant portion of your revenue on a consistent basis)
  • Impacting Flights (Unable to board Passengers, unable to check in passengers, anything that would cause your flight to be delayed)

High

A case should be marked High if it meets any of these criteria:

  • Issues non-revenue blocking, but affect a highly utilized function
  • Issues that are of a time-sensitive nature (fixing a res where the passenger departs within a 2-3 day period)
  • Setup changes of a time-sensitive nature (time-sensitive itinerary changes, bag tag changes, business rules, etc.)

Medium

A case should be marked Medium if it meets any of these criteria:

  • Functionality impact, with a work around available
  • Setup changes which are not time-sensitive (itinerary changes, bag tag changes)

Low

A case should be marked Low if it meets any of these criteria:

  • Information Request (How do I?)
  • Service Changes
  • Non-Revenue Impacting (Need a single reservation fixed.)

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