A ticket that knows what the customer bought.
Tickets that already know the order, the unit and the warranty, timed against real support hours.
6 feature areas·13 record types·SLA against real support hours
ILLUSTRATIVE · NOT A REAL TICKET
6 areas. Pick one.
Four steps, in order.
A ticket is created from email, portal, or form. The contact is matched, the customer's orders and serial numbers are linked, and entitlement is checked.
The applicable SLA sets a response and resolution target for that priority, measured against real support hours — and paused while you are waiting on the customer.
Correspondence threads onto the issue. Where the fix needs attendance, a maintenance visit is raised with parts issued from stock and charged by entitlement.
The ticket closes against its agreement status, and response time, breach rate, and failure patterns are read from the tickets rather than reconstructed.
Everything you can create.
Ship with it, not commissioned.
The switches that shape it.
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