3.13 Tickets
The Tickets section provides administrators with a centralized interface to view, manage, and respond to user-submitted requests, issues, or feedback. This feature supports structured communication, ensures timely issue resolution, and improves platform transparency.
The Tickets module allows admins to:
- View all incoming user tickets categorized by type and status.
- Communicate directly with users via ticket threads.
- Attach documents or images to support responses.
- Track ticket resolution time and history for internal reporting.
- Collaborate with other admins when handling support queries.
The Tickets menu is accessible from the left-side navigation bar. It opens a table view with a list of all received tickets.
Each row in the table represents a single ticket. Key columns include:
- Ticket ID – A unique identifier for each ticket.
- User – The name of the user who submitted the request.
- Type – Categorization of the ticket (e.g., Bug, Enquiry, Complaint).
- Status – Current state of the ticket (Open, Under Review, Resolved).
- Time Opened – Timestamp when the ticket was submitted.
- Time Resolved – Timestamp when the ticket was marked as resolved (if applicable).
3.14.1 Search and Filters
Admins can refine their search using:
- Search Bar – Search tickets by ID or keywords.
- Filters – Options include:
- User – Show tickets submitted by a specific user.
- Type – Filter by ticket category.
- Status – Filter by the current ticket state.
- Time Opened / Resolved – Use the calendar picker to define timeframes.
Admins can also Download CSV reports or Reset All Filters to clear applied views.
3.14.2 Ticket Detail View
Clicking a ticket opens the detailed view with two main panels:
Ticket Metadata
Displays all relevant data about the ticket:
- User and Email
- Type and Status
- Taken by – The admin who claimed the ticket
- Time Opened, Taken At, and Time Resolved
- Total Resolve Time – Automatically calculated time span between opening and resolution
Conversation Thread
A chat-style thread for communication between the admin and the user:
- Displays all messages and file uploads from both parties.
- Admins can:
- Send replies
- Attach files (PDF, DOCX, JPG, PNG; up to 10 files, 10MB each)
- Mark ticket as Resolved, triggering a confirmation modal
- Delete attachments (when needed)
- See resolve confirmation with timestamp and responsible admin
3.14.3 Status Workflow
Ticket statuses flow through the following stages:
- Open – Newly submitted tickets.
- Under Review – When taken into work by an admin.
- Resolved – When the issue is completed and marked as resolved.
A green badge shows the number of open or unresolved tickets directly on the Tickets menu item, signaling pending workload.