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Conversion Mapping from Incidents to Projects or Tasks
When you convert an incident to a project or a project task, some data is carried forward with the incident to the new project. The following table shows how the data maps when converted:
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Incident Data Field
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Project Data Field
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Project Task Field
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Short Description
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Project Name
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Name
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Tracking ID
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Project ID
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ID
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Status
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Status (Unapproved)
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Status (Not Started)
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Detailed Description
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Description
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N/A
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Assigned Project Manager
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Manager
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N/A
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Start date
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Start Date
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Start (date)
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Expected End date
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Finish Date
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Finish (date)
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The following exceptions apply:
- Effort data is not carried forward to the project or project task during conversion. The time you spend and enter for the incident does not get carried forward when the incident is converted. The incident effort and the new project or task effort represent separate activities and are time-tracked separately.
- Any custom attributes on the Incident object do not convert to identical custom attributes on the project or task.
- If the contact or assigned resource is not a team member of the project, data does not carry forward.
- When you convert an incident into a project or project task, you cannot link back to the incident from the project or project task. A link exists only from the incident to the converted project or project task.
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