Parent-Child (Sub-tickets) Use Survey
completed for the new employee.

Option 1
This option provides an area in the ticket settings to create a checklist of tasks associated with a new hire. When a New Hire ticket is created, this checklist will appear on the primary ticket. As tasks are completed, they can be checked off by the responsible individuals.
Pros:
- Simple to set up and easy to use.
- Provides a quick overview of completed tasks.
- Single ticket associated with the new hire instead of multiple tickets.
- Easily adaptable for use on project list, routine maintenance, and other use cases where a checklist is useful.
Cons:
- No automated workflows are involved.
- Multiple users need to be notified based on their responsibilities in the new hire process.

Option 2
This option leverages the current rules area of the software to create child or sub-tickets
associated with a new hire. When a New Hire ticket type is selected, the software generates the primary ticket for the new hire and creates sub-tickets for each related task.
Pros:
- Automated workflows can be set up using the rules area to create and route sub-tickets.
- Ticket routing is customizable, notifying each user of their specific role in completing the
tasks.
Cons:
- No central area to view the status of all tasks.
- Multiple tickets are created for each new hire.
- More complex and difficult to troubleshoot.

Option 3
This option also utilizes the current rules area of the software. Here, a primary ticket for the New Hire type is created along with the first sub-ticket. Once the initial sub-ticket is completed, the system generates the next sub-ticket, continuing this process until all tasks are finished.
Pros:
- Automated workflows can be established using the rules area to create and route sub-tickets.
- Ticket routing is customizable, ensuring each user is notified of their specific role.
Cons:
- No central area to track the completion status of all tasks.
- Sub-tickets are only created after the preceding task is completed, potentially delaying the overall new hire process. process.
- Most complex and difficult to troubleshoot.