This article will show you how to submit a new Request on behalf of a user.

Important Note:
All sales after July 1, 2020 will have this new version of {{glossary.CRT}}™. If your contract started before this date, please view information for the original CRT package.

Who can use this feature?
System Administrators | Owners | Publishers | Authors

Instructions

Navigate to Modules > Content > RequestTracker
Click Submit Request
Select a User
- Search: Search and select an existing user
- Create a New User: Create a new user
  Note: If you create a new user, you must navigate to the User Administration module and unpublish and republish their account, after you submit the Request. If you do not take this action, your new user will not receive a Password Verification email from CivicPlus.
- Submit Anonymously: Submit the request with no associated user
Choose a Request Type; hover over a request type and click Select
Fill in Request fields
- Request Source: Choose Phone, Email, Staff, Walk-In, Other, or Online Form
- Brief Description (required): Add a brief description of the problem
- Problem Location
  - Address (required): Fill in Street Number and Name, Address Line 2 (if needed), City, State, Zip Code
  - Photograph: Click Browse to attach an image
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- Your Information
  - Name: Will auto-fill the user's name
  - Address Information: Fill in the user's address information (Street Number and Name, Address Line 2 (if needed), City, State, Zip Code)
  - Phone Number: Enter phone number
  - Fax Number: Enter fax number
  - Email Address: Will auto-fill the user's email address
  - Preferred Contact Method (required): Choose Email or Do Not Contact Me
Click Submit
- Reset: Click Reset to re-fill in the fields
- Cancel: Click Cancel to delete the request with no submittal history
View your Request ID

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