Read through the topics in this article to quickly get an overview on how to get started with Suptask. You can complete all steps within 5 min - after that you are ready to start using Suptask.
If you have any questions you can always ask us using the floating chat bubble in the bottom right corner. We are always happy to help!
Add Suptask to your Slack workspace
Sign up to Suptask via www.suptask.com and follow through with the Get Started guide to get the Suptask App added to your Slack workspace.
Once Suptask is added you are ready to start using its ticketing features on Slack.
Automatic Setup
Use the Setup wizard that guides you through the setup of Suptask, allowing you to get started quickly.
Manual Setup - Channels
Before you can start using Suptask in your Slack workspace you first need channels to be created.
The easiest setup to get started with is the following that allows for a workflow to send and receive tickets:
- Create channel #it-help where users submit tickets to get help. Here you invite users that should be allowed to request help using tickets.
- Create channel 🔒it-help-respond where responding users (agents) reply and remediate tickets. Here you invite users that will work on the requested tickets in a private channel.
Working with tickets (and the power of emoji's)
Suptask have several methods to help users create tickets. You can read more about it here: How to create a ticket
Agents can work privately to remediate and provide a solution on tickets. They can optionally also remediate the ticket openly in a channel together with other users. How to respond and remediate tickets
Overview & Search
Suptask App in the left menu of Slack provides an overview over all tickets that You as a user have access to. Use filtering to search for tickets matching your criteria.
Support
We know that getting to understand and use a product can come with questions, especially when you have your use cases in mind to cover. If you need any sort of help, we are here to assist you throughout your journey.
