Ticketing as a User
A guide to get started with Suptask as a User who submits tickets
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A guide to get started with Suptask as a User who submits tickets
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This guide will help you as a user to understand the basics of submitting tickets, as well as overviewing, tracking and replying on tickets. You will also get an understanding on how to get the most out of Suptask with best practices to optimize your experience with Suptask.
Before you start, ensure that Suptask have been installed and configured within your Slack workspace.
To dive into the details, follow this guide with examples and videos on How to submit a ticket:
Once your tickets are submitted, you can easily track their progress directly in Slack including the current status and progress. Suptask offers an overview feature that lists all active and past tickets, making your simple.
For further instructions on managing and viewing your tickets:
Replying to tickets is done through Slack’s own message threads.
Open the corresponding ticket message thread and post your message. Suptask automatically record your replies and keeps the ticket up to date.
Any reply from the Agent on a ticket will also appear directly in the ticket thread.
You can include attachments such as images or documents in your ticket replies, and Suptask will automatically record these on the ticket
