# How to submit a ticket Suptask provides multiple methods for submitting tickets, catering to various user preferences and workflows. This article offers a comprehensive overview of all available ticket creation features. Through detailed guides and instructional videos, you will gain a solid understanding of how to effectively interact with Suptask's ticketing system. ### Create a ticket using message shortcuts {% embed url="" %} Message shortcuts are available and can be used on all sent messages everywhere in Slack, including channels, direct messages (DM) and any private group. #### How to submit a ticket with the message shortcut: 1. Move your mouse over the desired message to create a ticket from. 2. Press on the three dots within the context action menu to the right. See example screenshot below. 3. Select **Create a ticket** (Suptask)\ If you do not see this option, select *More message shortcuts...* to list additional shortcuts. 4. Suptask will guide you through the process of creating the ticket. 5. Done! ![](https://ucarecdn.com/9015b58a-4660-4f8a-a49a-a4b8bc7edb6e/create_from_shortcut.jpg) *** ### Create a ticket from messages using the ticket 🎫 reaction emoji {% embed url="" %} Suptask can submit a ticket from an existing message by adding the ticket 🎫 reaction emoji on top of the message. #### How to submit a ticket with the ticket 🎫 reaction emoji: 1. On a sent message, **add a reaction emoji** by hovering over the message to display the small section with action icons in it. 2. Select the **ticket** 🎫 **reaction emoji** (:ticket: 🎫) 3. Suptask will **automatically identify this emoji as the trigger** to create a new ticket 4. Suptask will guide you through the process of creating the ticket. 1. In a channel or group chat you will need to invite the Suptask App to the channel . 2. In a Direct Messages (DM) you might need to give Suptask extended permissions. 5. Done! {% hint style="info" %} We recommend you to [customize your reaction emojis in Slack](https://support.suptask.com/en/getting-started/how-to-configure-one-click-emoji-reactions) in order to have quick access to submitting tickets from messages. {% endhint %} *** ### Create a new ticket with slash command {% embed url="" %} 1. Type **/suptask, /request, /helpdesk, /support or /ticket** to initiate the ticket creation. 2. Select the Form you want to use when submitting your ticket 3. Fill in the form fields and submit the ticket. 4. Done! Your ticket has been created *** ### Create a ticket from Suptask App home in Slack {% embed url="" %} 1. **Open the Suptask App in Slack** from the left-side menu * Search for "Suptask" in Slack if you can not find it in the left-side menu. 2. Click on the **Create a new ticket** action button. 3. Select where you want to create the ticket and to with what **Form**. 4. Fill in the **form fields** and submit the ticket. 5. Done {% hint style="info" %} [How to display Suptask in Slack](https://support.suptask.com/en/getting-started/how-to-display-suptask-in-slack) {% endhint %} *** ### Create a ticket in Direct Messages (DM) {% embed url="" %} You can create tickets in Direct Messages (DM) using [several creation methods](https://support.suptask.com/working-with-tickets/ticket-submission) from Suptask. In order to use the ticket 🎫 reaction emoji to create tickets from messages in Direct Messages (DM), you might need to grant Suptask extended permissions. {% hint style="warning" %} Each user can grant these permissions by [navigating here](https://app.suptask.com/public/auth-dm) and it is only required once. {% endhint %} *** ### Create a ticket from Email The Email-to-Slack ticketing integration allow users to submit tickets by sending an email, which is automatically converted to a reply inside of the ticket thread in Slack. To submit a ticket via email, simply send an email to the email address you have configured for the Email-to-Slack integration. [Learn more about the Email-to-Slack integration](https://support.suptask.com/integrations-automations-and-workflows/email-ticketing-setup/email-to-slack-ticketing) *** ### Create a ticket automatically from a new message Automatic ticket creation enables every message in a channel to be submitted as a ticket automatically. Post a message in the channel where the automatic ticket creation have been enabled and Suptask will automatically submit the ticket while the message will be populated into the Description field. [Learn more about automatic ticket creation](https://support.suptask.com/working-with-tickets/for-agents-who-respond-and-manage-tickets/how-to-automatically-create-tickets-from-new-messages) *** ### Troubleshooting #### Nothing happens when I try to use the ticket 🎫 reaction emoji in a channel or group? Make sure that the Suptask App is invited to the channel or group that you are in. You can confirm this by writing the following message in Slack: `/invite @Suptask` *** ### Learn more Here are other useful articles to enhance your ticketing experience with Suptask. {% content-ref url="../essentials-for-your-daily-work/how-to-configure-one-click-emoji-reactions" %} [how-to-configure-one-click-emoji-reactions](https://support.suptask.com/working-with-tickets/essentials-for-your-daily-work/how-to-configure-one-click-emoji-reactions) {% endcontent-ref %} --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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