TicketStacker

Features / Your own fields, steps and rules

Stacks: fields, steps and rules

Every kind of request, handled its own way

A repair isn't a supply order. In TicketStacker each kind of work gets its own stack, with the fields, steps, rules and emails it needs. Start from a template and change anything.

Free during the pilot

A facility requests stack on a board with its own steps

What you get

Fields that fit

Text, dropdowns, dates, money, photos, people, locations and more, chosen for each stack.

Your own steps

New, Scheduled, Waiting on parts, Done: name them the way your team talks.

Rules before moving on

Require a cost before Resolved or a manager before Approved, so your reports can be trusted.

Automatic actions

Assign an owner, set a field or send an email when a ticket enters a step. Call a webhook to reach other apps.

Reminders

Nudge the owner when a ticket sits too long in a step, or when a due date is coming up.

Who can see what

Keep a stack private to the people who work it, and give others view-only access.

Set up a stack in seven short steps

  1. 1

    Name

    Name it, pick an icon and a ticket prefix.

  2. 2

    Fields

    Choose what to ask and what to track.

  3. 3

    Getting in

    Turn on the web form, QR code or email address.

  4. 4

    Stages

    Lay out the steps work moves through.

  5. 5

    Rules

    Decide what has to be true before a ticket moves on.

  6. 6

    Automations

    Owners, emails, reminders and webhooks for each step.

Questions

Do I have to build a stack from scratch?+

No. Start from a template like Facility requests, Purchase requests, IT help or Time off, then change whatever you like.

Can different stacks have different people?+

Yes. Each stack has its own owners, managers and members, and private stacks only show to the people you add.

Can tickets move between stacks?+

Yes. Move a ticket to another stack and its fields, comments and files come with it.

Can I copy a stack?+

Yes. Clone a stack, including to another company you run.

Try it with your own requests

Free while we build TicketStacker with a small group of businesses.