Support tickets are created when a member encounters an issue that needs your assistance. When a ticket is added, it appears in the Support Tickets section of Kube under the property the member or internal user added the support ticket for and on the Support Dashboard.
You can review and edit certain aspects of support tickets to help you track support ticket resolutions. This article covers the process of managing support tickets in the operator portal.
NOTE: Depending on your assigned role and permissions, and the version of Kube your organization uses, some or all ofthese menus or services may not be available or displayed.
To review and edit a support ticket
Select Support from the top menu.
To review a support ticket, locate the ticket in the grid and click the three dot additional options button. Select View.
Click the Conversations tab to review comments from the member and from you or other internal users.
Click the Close button when finished.
To edit a support ticket, locate the ticket in the grid and click the three dot additional options button.
Select Edit. Complete the fields. For field descriptions, see the Support Ticket Screen Reference at the end of this article.
Click Save.
Click the Close button when finished.
NOTE: Only the Category, Status, Priority, and Assignee can be modified once a support ticket is saved.
Support Ticket Screen Reference
ID # | Unique identification number of the support ticket. This field cannot be edited.
NOTE: Support tickets are numbered consecutively across all your properties in the order they were created, so there will never be a duplicate support ticket number at any of your properties. |
Subject | Title of support issue. |
Message | Description of the support issue. |
Category | The department or type of support issue. For more information on adding additional categories, see Adding a support ticket category. |
Status | Resolution stage of the support issue. For more information on adding additional statuses, see Adding a support ticket status. |
Priority | Importance of the support issue. Generally indicates how quickly it must be resolved.
NOTE: The default priorities for support tickets are emergency, high, medium, or low. For more information on adding additional priorities, see Adding a support ticket priority. |
Reply Status | The Waiting on Member label describes a support ticket conversation in which the member needs to reply to your or another internal user's comment. The Reply Needed label describes a support ticket conversation in which you or another internal user needs to reply to a member’s comment. This field cannot be edited. |
Assignee | Internal user responsible for resolving the support ticket.
TIP: Click the red trashcan button to unassign an internal user from a support ticket. |
