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The support ticket queue

Triage learner questions, platform issues and access requests from one queue.

  • Open tickets are separated from resolved ones — inbox zero is visible
  • Mentors triage their own cohort; admins see the whole org
  • Each ticket is a threaded conversation, not a one-shot form

Support Queue

Admin → Support collects everything learners file through the in-app support flow: questions, platform bug reports and access requests.

How the queue reads

  • Needs attention — tickets that are open or in progress, ordered by latest activity.
  • Resolved & closed — the finished pile, kept for reference.

Each row shows the subject, category, who filed it and when it last moved. Click a ticket to open its thread — a running conversation with the learner where you reply and update the status as you go.

Scope

Mentors triage tickets from their own cohort; admins see every ticket in the org. Tickets from other organizations are never visible.

Make it un-ignorable

Pair the queue with Admin → Notifications: route support events to a Slack channel your team actually watches, so a new ticket pings you instead of waiting to be found. Learner-facing updates (your replies, status changes) reach the learner's in-app bell.

For community-content reports use Moderation; for bugs learners find in the apps they test, use the Bug Board — Support is for the learners' own questions and problems.

The journey, step by step

StepWhat you doWhat you get
Scan the queueAdmin → SupportOpen and in-progress tickets at the top, newest activity first
Open a ticketClick through to the ticket threadThe full conversation with the learner, with category and status
Reply and progressAnswer in the thread and move the status forwardThe learner sees your reply; the queue reflects reality
Close the loopMark resolved when doneThe ticket moves to the resolved list — still searchable

Frequently asked

What lands in the support queue?

Learner-filed tickets: questions, platform bugs and access requests, each with a category and a status (open, in progress, resolved, closed).

Who sees which tickets?

Mentors see tickets from their own cohort; admins see every ticket in the organization. Other orgs' tickets are never visible.

Can I get notified about new tickets?

Yes — route support events to a Slack channel under Admin → Notifications.

Related guides

Notifications & Slack routing

Connect Slack and choose, per event type, where notifications go: Slack channel, in-app bell, email.

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Moderation: handling user reports

Review user-reported forum content and either hide it or resolve the report.

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