Step emails (notifications)
Email the requester, owner, watchers or a store's shared inbox when a ticket reaches a step, in your own words.
The number one question people ask about a request is "any update?" Step emails answer it before they ask.
Add an email
In the editor's Automations step, find the step and click + Add notification under Emails. Choose who it goes to, write a subject and a message, and you're done. It sends every time a ticket arrives in that step.
Who it can go to
- ✉ Requester: the person who asked. Perfect for "We got it," "Scheduled for Thursday" and "All done."
- ✉ Owner: whoever's working it.
- ✉ Watchers: anyone following the ticket.
- ✉ The ticket's location (shared email): a store or site's shared inbox. See Locations.
- An email field on the ticket: like a customer's email on an order.
- ✉ Vendor contacts (Retail statements): with the Retail add-on, the contacts of the vendor or brand on a statement's ticket, looked up for each ticket. See Vendor credit statements.
Make it personal
Use merge fields like {{ticket.id}}, {{requester.name}} or {{ticket.fields}} (all the ticket's details in a tidy list). The emails go out with your logo, colors and sign-off.
Good to know
- Emails are queued and sent within a minute or so.
- Imported tickets never send emails, so you can bring history over quietly.
- Some emails are built in, like the confirmation a web form sender gets. You can change those too: see Built-in emails.
Related
- Merge fieldsDrop ticket details, names and links into emails with {{double braces}}, so every message is specific without retyping.
- Built-in emailsChange the wording of the emails TicketStacker sends for you: request confirmations, assignments, mentions, invites and location notices.
- RemindersNudge the owner, requester or a location when a ticket sits in a step too long, and keep nudging until it moves.
- 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.
🧭 See it in a how-to guide
- Take repair requests with a QR code · 20 minutes
- Track customer orders and keep customers posted · 30 minutes
- Run requests across several stores · 45 minutes
Still stuck? Email hello@ticketstacker.com. A real person reads every message.
