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How to Create and Manage a Ticket

The TicketFlow module can be used internally or externally for managing issues and requests:

Roxxane Spruyt avatar
Written by Roxxane Spruyt
Updated over 11 months ago

1. Create a Ticket

  • External Users (Clients):

    1. Click the "Create Ticket" button on your website or email. (The URL will be sent to you on request)

  • Internal Users:

    1. Navigate to the Tickets section and click on Create Ticket.

    2. Select your branch and fill in the following:

      • Name

      • Cell phone number

      • Company information

      • Email address

      • Title for the ticket

    3. Select a priority for the ticket:

      • Red (High)

      • Yellow (Medium)

      • Green (Low)

    4. Add a description of the issue or request.

    5. Click Send to create the ticket.

2. Notify the Client

  • Once the ticket is created and sent, the client will receive an email notification at the email address provided.

3. Manage the Ticket

  • After sending, you'll be taken to the List tab where you can:

    1. View all ticket information.

    2. Use the Status button to update the status:

      • New

      • In Progress

      • Completed

    3. Change the ticket’s priority (Red, Yellow, or Green).

    4. Assign the ticket to a specific user within your branch.

    5. Create a lead from the ticket using the Create Lead button (accessible under the My Leads tab).

4. Add Communication and Attachments

  • Messages:

    • Use the Add New Message button to send messages to the client. Emails will go to the address linked to the ticket.

  • Images:

    • Add relevant images in the Images area.

  • Internal Notes:

    • Leave internal messages for staff in the Internal Message area. These are visible only to your team.

5. Add Due Dates and Notifications

  • Set a Due Date if necessary.

  • Use the Notify Users feature to add additional users to the ticket.

6. View and Filter Tickets

  • On the List page:

    1. Use filters to sort tickets by status, priority, or assigned user.

    2. Use the date pickers to filter tickets by specific date ranges.

    3. Archive completed tickets using the Archive Ticket button (visible only when the ticket status is set to Completed).


This step-by-step structure ensures clarity and organization. Let me know if you’d like to refine it further!

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