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Submitting a ticket

What to fill in, what each category means, and what happens after you submit.

Submitting a ticket

Go to /dashboard/tickets and click + New ticket. You'll see a short form with four fields.


About

A dropdown that sets the scope of the ticket.

General (not location-specific) — available to account owners only. Use this for billing questions, plan changes, account-level issues, or anything that isn't tied to a specific venue or room.

Location entries — one per location you have access to. Pick the location your issue is about. Support sees which location is involved, which gives them the right context without you having to explain the full setup.


Subject

A short summary of the issue. Max 200 characters.

Be specific enough that you'd know what the ticket is about if you saw it in a list a week from now.

  • Better: "Cue list shows wrong duration after switching shows"
  • Less useful: "Something's broken"

Category

Category When to use
Bug report Something is broken or behaving differently than expected
Feature request A new capability or enhancement you'd like to see
Billing Invoices, plan changes, payment, or account questions
How-to question You're trying to figure out how to do something
Other Anything that doesn't fit the above

Description

A textarea for the full details. Minimum 10 characters — in practice, more is almost always better.

For bugs: describe the steps to reproduce, what you expected to happen, and what actually happened. For feature requests: describe the use case and why it matters. For how-to questions: share what you've already tried.

Tip

Bug reports with clear reproduction steps get resolved significantly faster. If you can write out the exact sequence of clicks that triggers the problem, support can usually pinpoint the cause on the first look — no back-and-forth needed.

After you submit

The ticket is created with status Open and you're redirected to the ticket detail page. You can reply immediately if you want to add more context or attach information you forgot.

Support gets a real-time notification on their end. When they reply, you'll get an email (if you're not actively online when the reply comes in) and the unread badge in your sidebar will update.

Note

There's no email confirmation when you submit. Your ticket appears in your /dashboard/tickets list right away.
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