What is your mapping as it is?
You probably want to change the button mapping to say New Orders,Unpaid so that it doesnt show/disables the button on paid tickets like how the one bellow ticket note is.
He is not using command buttons. To do what he wants he should define command buttons and use the actions and automation commands executed event to tag the ticket. He can map to ticket state.
How can you configure states like that with ticket tags there’s not option in mapping? I’m really confused because I would like to implement something similar with my setup
What he showed is automation commands setup for ticket tags. You can map automation commands to states. He used a command and an action to manipulate the tags instead of defining the mapping from the tag itself.
Im still kind of confused, Isnt there all the default states like New and New Orders? Could you have multiple states at once? All I really want to do is if a entity custom data field = 50 then make an AMC buttonn visible
YES!!!
Listen to kendash when he sayd states are powerfull.
They are VERY VERY powerfull and are probably the backbone of a sucsessfull system.
WHen you get this your features become more fragmented and indipendent as they are based on their own states rather than trying to match everything to the status state etc.
You can define any state you want. You can define it’s flow and how to use it. They can be used in just rules to define automation or you can define them to show on tickets for visual queues