AT&T Express Ticketing SM

AT&T Express Ticketing

SM

Online trouble ticketing is here! You can now report your trouble

online at

https://att.com/expressticketing

.

User Guide

June 2015

AT&T Express Ticketing

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The AT&T Express Ticketing

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tickets and check ticket status for certain voice, data, and managed services from your

mobile phone, tablet, or computer.

You can simply input your asset ID and Express Ticketing routes the ticket to the

appropriate service center. Express Ticketing supports ticket submission, status query,

chat, log updates, contest, and escalation.

In the following sections, you’ll learn how easy it is to create your ticket and view your

ticket status:

• Get Started

• Enter Circuit and Service Information • Enter Trouble Details

Welcome to AT&T Express Ticketing

The AT&T Express Ticketing portal allows you to quickly and easily submit trouble tickets for select voice, data, and managed services from your mobile phone, tablet, or PC. To get started,

open your web browser and type att.com/expressticketing in the address bar. No authentication

is required to access this application.

From the home page, you can create a new ticket or request the status of an existing ticket.

To view ticket

status, press View

Status.

To create a new

ticket, press Start

Verify your location has power

You must have regulated power flow at your service location to open a trouble ticket and to ensure accurate test results. Lack of power to your equipment can lead to false test results or other unexpected behaviors.

If your location has

power, select Yes.

View the User Guide.

Access video tutorials.

Review Terms of Use.

Review the AT&T Privacy

Policy.

Enter your AT&T asset ID and validate

Your asset ID can be a circuit ID, such as DHEC.845486..ATI or 23/HCGS/123456/SC; a telephone number, such as 555.867.5309; an IP address, such as 192.168.1.1; or a Router Hostname, such

as ZZABCLQUE0001R. If you need help finding your Asset ID, see the Asset ID help wizard slide.

To enter your AT&T Asset ID, you can:

• Copy and paste your asset ID.

• Use a Service Type Help wizard to find and input your asset ID.

• Use a previous circuit. Valid delimiters for any format are a forward slash (/), a period (.) or a dash (-). All asset IDs are alpha numeric values only.

Enter your asset

ID, and then press

Select the service location

Select the state in which your asset is located, and then press Validate Asset ID (not shown).

Asset ID help wizard

If you need help entering your Asset ID, you can use Service Type Help based on your type of service. This example is for the Data Transport Circuit wizard and helps you select your ID. The Local Voice Service and Managed Services wizards also step you through the processes.

Press Data

Transport Circuit.

Select a

service type.

Enter your Asset ID, press Help

Me Input, or Lookup Asset ID.

Enter the provided

ID, and then press

Use a previously used asset ID

You can enter your Asset ID, or to open a list of previous Asset IDs, select the Use a Previous

Asset ID link, and then select the Asset ID.

Select your

previously used

Asset ID.

Enter your trouble ticket details

In the problem reporting window, enter your trouble ticket details.

• Enter a short Trouble Description.

• Enter Detailed Information about

your trouble.

• Select the Trouble Type.

• If tracking the trouble internally,

enter your Customer Ticket

Number.

• To authorize AT&T to test your

circuit, select Yes.

• To authorize AT&T to send a

dispatch, select Yes.

Note: When you authorize AT&T to

dispatch a technician to your site and the trouble is not on our network, you may incur a service

Enter your trouble

information, and then

press Continue.

Enter contact information

Enter the Primary Contact Information. If the information is different for the local contact, clear the check box, and then enter the Local Contact Information. Press Continue to set the local access hours.

Set local access hours

Next, customize your local access hours. Local access hours are the hours during which AT&T can access your site.

To set the hours, press the day of the week or in the time field, and then edit the Access Hours.

To edit multiple days at once, press Multi Day Edit.

When finished, press Save

changes, and then Continue.

Select a day or

Multi Day Edit to

set hours.

Select access

hours, then press

Your Ticket Details summary

For a quick overview of your trouble ticket, view the Your Ticket Details panel.

This panel provides Circuit Information, Ticket History, Problem Information, Access Hours, and Contact Information.

To update information if needed, you can press the + (plus) symbol, orange section title, check mark, or caution symbol to expand the section. Press the – (minus) symbol to close the section.

• The green check mark indicates your information

is complete.

• The caution symbol indicates you have incomplete

data.

Review ticket information and submit

Review your Ticket Information Summary details.

In order to submit your ticket, you’ll need to read and agree to the AT&T Terms of Use.

When finished, press Submit Ticket.

Press Submit

Trouble ticket confirmation window

After your ticket is successfully created, a confirmation window appears.

For your ticket status, press the Ticket

Number link.

Note: Your ticket status is immediately

available. Chat and Escalate functions are available after AT&T diagnoses the

service.

You will also receive a Trouble Ticket email confirmation.

Get ticket status

From the AT&T Express Ticketing home page, you can request the status of your ticket. Press Get Ticket

Status.

From the Ticket Status page, you can view and add ticket log entries, request a ticket closure, escalate a ticket, or chat with a live agent. To chat with a live agent about a ticket status, press the Chat icon. If Chat is not available, you can call for assistance. To find the phone number for your service, see

Additional Information at the end of this guide.

To chat, press the

Customize time zone

With the AT&T Express Ticketing tool, you can view your ticket status and ticket log in any time zone. To customize your time zone settings, click

Settings, select the country and

time zone of your choice, and click Save Settings.

To set your timezone,

click Settings.

Select your country and

timezone and click Save

View the ticket status for multiple tickets or

add a log note to your ticket

You can now view up to three Ticket Status reports at once. In the Ticket Status window, press Add Log Note to add details to your Trouble Ticket. Enter your log information.

Request a ticket closure

To submit a request to close a ticket, press

Request Closure on the ticket status page. In the Request Closure window, enter your request in

the ticket log, and then press Request Closure.

Enter your ticket

closure request.

Press Request

Submit your feedback

We would love to hear from you!

Please let us know about

your experience with

AT&T Express Ticketing.

Rate your AT&T

Express Ticketing

experience.

Submit your

feedback.

Contact information

For help locating your Asset ID, see the table below:

The AT&T Express Ticketing site is located at

https://att.com/expressticketing

.

Service

Phone Number

Local Voice and Data 800.247.2020

AVPN Transport 877.288.3499

AVPN Managed 866.287.6288

MIS/PNT 888.613.6330

BVoIP 877.288.8362

If not found Contact your local Maintenance Center. The _{number is on your billing statement.}