Responding to tickets
Learn how Agents respond and manage tickets
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Learn how Agents respond and manage tickets
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Submitted tickets are directed via the Form to the Responder channel of the Inbox.
Agents gets access to submitted tickets by being a member of the Responder channel in Slack. They can work privately as a team to resolve tickets together, leaving both Private and Public replies on tickets.
Replies on tickets from Agents can either be:
Public reply The reply posted and visible for the Requester who submitted the ticket.
Internal comment The reply is internal and only visible to the team of Agents in the Inbox.
This allow your team of Agents to cooperate on tickets without having to leave Slack. It is as easy as sending messages to each other in a message thread.
This cooperation is empowered by the Responder channel that is connected to your Inbox, where Agents can send replies on the tickets directly in Slack.
This option is enabled by default, the replies on tickets in the Responder channel are by default Public and will be visible to the Requester.
Open the ticket in the Responder channel.
When writing your message, make sure to add the 🔒 (:lock:) emoji at the beginning of the message.
This will mark the reply as being Private.
Send the message which will make it a Private reply on the ticket, only visible to the team of Agents in the Inbox.
Open the ticket in the Responder channel
Send your reply in the ticket message thread.
This reply will be Public by default and visible to other Agents in the same Inbox & Responder channel.
With this option selected, the default replies on tickets from Agents in the Responder channel are by default Internal comments, and not visible to the Requester.
Any message sent on a ticket with this option enabled will be Private by default.
Open the ticket in the Responder channel
Send your reply in the ticket message thread.
This reply will be Private by default and only visible to other Agents in the same Inbox & Responder channel.
Open the ticket in the Responder channel
Send your reply in the ticket message thread, this reply will be Private until you make it Public.
Add the 🎺 (:trumpet:) reaction emoji on the message. See below on how to add the reaction emoji.
This will push the message as a Public reply back to the requester(s). The message will look like this when it has been pushed as a Public reply:
You can find the reaction emoji by hovering the mousepointer over the message you want to make Public.
From here you can search to find the emoji
The replies for approvers and followers will always be Private by default, and not visible to the Requester of the ticket.
Accidentally sent a Public reply? You can withdraw a Public reply, making sure it is no longer visible to the Requester.
Open the ticket in the Responder channel.
Identify the Public reply message you want to withdraw, to make it Private and not visible to the Requester.
Edit the message
If your replies are Public by default: add the 🔒 (:lock:) emoji in the beginning of the message.
This will change the message from Public to Private, where the Requester will no longer see it on the ticket.
You can easily add additional users to a ticket in order for them to receive notifications from the ticket. This can be done by simply tagging the user in the ticket message thread, which will make Slack send notifications about updates to this user as well.
By default, all replies from Agents are Public. You can change the default behavior of Agent replies in the using the Default Agent replies visibility option.
Get quick access to the trumpet and ticket reaction emoji in your Slack client, by adjusting your preferences.
They always need to need push their reply explicitly to become Public by following the
If your replies are Private by default: add the 🎺 (:trumpet:) .
You can also make use of the feature if the users you want to add are not Agents.
