Comments and @mentions
Keep the conversation on the ticket, pull people in with @, and choose what the requester sees.
Comments keep the whole story in one place. Six months from now, "why did we replace the compressor?" has an answer.
Internal or Public
Every comment has Who can see this comment:
- Internal: your team only. For notes like "vendor quoted $400, checking with Sam."
- Public: the requester sees it on their page and gets it by email, so they don't have to check. For "We'll be there Thursday morning." You can change that email's wording in Built-in emails.
When in doubt, internal is the safe choice.
@mentions
Type @ and a name to mention a teammate. They get a notice under the bell, an email (unless they've turned that off), and it shows up in Mentions on their Home screen. It's the fastest way to ask a question without a separate email thread.
Replies by email
If the stack has its own email address, customers can reply to your emails and their replies are added here as comments. The owner gets an email about it.
Related
- Working a ticketEverything on a ticket page: the step, owner, due date, fields, files, comments, watchers, tags and history.
- Notices and email settingsThe bell shows what needs your attention. Choose which of those also come by email.
- What requesters seePeople who send a form or an email get a confirmation, a page to follow their request, and only what you choose to share.
Still stuck? Email hello@ticketstacker.com. A real person reads every message.
