Tickets
Tickets track issues that need follow-up beyond a single chat — a bug, a refund, an account problem. They can be created by the AI agent during a conversation or by an agent manually.
Anatomy of a ticket
- Title & description — what the issue is.
- Status —
Open,In progress,Resolved, orClosed. - Priority —
Low,Medium,High, orUrgent. - Assignee — the agent responsible.
- Linked conversation — the chat it came from, one click away.
Working with tickets
- Open Tickets to see everything, with status tabs, search, and sortable columns.
- Click a ticket to open its detail page, where you can change status, priority, and assignee.
- An activity timeline records every change (who set what, and when).
- From a linked conversation you can jump straight to the ticket, and from a ticket back to the conversation.
Where tickets come from
- The AI agent creates a ticket when it detects a concrete, unresolved problem during a chat.
- Agents create tickets manually from a conversation when something needs tracking.
New tickets notify your team (in-app, on mobile, and by email depending on your notification settings).