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Managing Post Completion Tickets

The Tickets feature allows you to manage external requests - such as post-completion items directly through Visibuild.

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Written by Sam Dorevitch
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🚀 How to Manage Tickets

📍 Navigate to the Tickets Page : To access tickets, head to: Company → Tickets

This is your central hub for all incoming and active post-completion requests across your projects.

➕ Creating a Ticket (Directly from Visibuild)

Sometimes, tickets may be created directly in Visibuild, bypassing the external portal. This can be done manually via the Tickets page within the platform.

🎯 Ticket Statuses

Each ticket will move through the following statuses:

  • Pending – Awaiting triage or assignment

  • Open – Actively being worked on

  • Declined – Not accepted or deemed invalid

  • Closed – Resolved and completed

You can update the status at any time as the request progresses.

🎯 Ticket Priorities

There are different priorities available to be allocated to tickets, which can be edited within the Ticket, or directly from the Ticket Table.

  • Low

  • Medium

  • High

  • Urgent

👥 Triaging a Ticket

When a ticket is created through the Tickets Portal it will automatically be set to the "Open" Status.

If the defect is created through the Tickets Portal, it will be set to "Pending" in the Tickets Table and needs to be triaged. The different triage options are as follows:

  • Open - Accept the ticket, and open it. The Ticket creator will be notified via email that the Ticket has been created.

    • When you click "Open Ticket" you will be given the option to provide a comment to the Creator at acceptance which will be included with the Ticket Open email.

  • Decline - You can decline the Ticket.

    • If this option is chosen you will be given the option to provide a comment to the Ticket Creator as to why the ticket has been declined.

    • The Ticket Creator will then be notified via email that their Ticket has been declined, with the comment (if applicable)

  • Close - The Ticket can be immediately closed.

    • If this option is selected the Ticket Creator will be notified via email that the Ticket has been closed.

Ticket Notifications & Messaging

Within the a ticket, you have the ability to message internally completely within the app, or send a public reply via. email to the ticket creator, also from within the app

Learn more about configuring who receives email replies from customers here

Below are some examples of instances when ticket creators are notified of changes to their tickets via email.

Ticket Notification to Ticket Creator at Creation

Ticket Notification to Ticket Creator after Ticket Status set to "Open"

Ticket Notification to Ticket Creator after Reply from Contractor (In Portal/In Email)

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