snipe
User Flagging
Snipe-IT Version
5.4.3
Operating System
Windows
Web Server
Unknown
PHP Version
8.0
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I work at a school where Chromebooks often come in broken and was wondering if there was any way to flag a user.
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I would like a way to flag a user so when we assign them a new device it notifies us that the user is known for some reason either intentionally breaking devices, or loosing them, etc. or if we search for the user it has a flag notifying us of there being a known issue with this individual and their devices.
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An alternative solution would be something such as some way to add a number of how many devices a user had gone through.
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Thats an interesting request, and your use case makes sense. Let me think on that a bit.
Along these lines, is there a way to add custom fields to user profiles? Specifically a checkbox with a string that you can filter on?
User 1 [] has insurance
Search filter "has insurance" checked (or not checked)
Custom fields are not available on users at this time, but it's something that's in the works.
I'm currently working on this one, but from a different angle. Instead, we're looking to expand maintenances so that we're recording the user they were assigned to at the time of the maintenance event, so folks like schools, etc can more easily identify the "problem" users.
This may do the trick - https://github.com/grokability/snipe-it/pull/17907 - seems to handle a similar/related use-case.
