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Support tickets

Support tickets live under Support in the dashboard (/support). Everyone in the workspace can see the workspace’s tickets, open new ones, and reply, so a question raised by one teammate does not vanish when they go on holiday.

Support, then New ticket.

FieldNotes
TitleUp to 200 characters
CategoryBug report, Feature request, General support, Account support, Billing
SeverityLow, Medium, High
DescriptionMarkdown. Say what is happening, what you have already tried, and include error messages, the hosts affected, and timestamps.
AttachmentsOptional - screenshots, agent logs, exports

Each ticket gets a number in the form SUP-000042. Pick High when something is not paging or an agent is down on production; Medium for a feature behaving wrongly with a workaround; Low for questions and requests.

The ticket page shows the conversation newest-last. Statuses are Open, In progress, Waiting on customer (a question is waiting for you), and Resolved. A resolved ticket can be reopened by replying to it.

Tickets carry a first-response and resolution target set from the plan and severity when they are opened, measured in business hours (Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00 UK time). Priority support on the Business plan shortens both. For anything about a page that did not deliver, include the alert ID and the channel it should have used so the delivery log can be checked straight away.

  • A page did not arrive. Open the alert and check its Escalation tab, which records every notification attempt and its delivery status, and the person’s quiet hours. See Working with alerts.
  • An agent shows offline. Check the agent service on the host and that it can reach the endpoint on port 8585 outbound. See Install the agent.
  • An integration is not creating alerts. Confirm the integration key and the payload shape against Inbound alert sources.
  • Platform status. AlertKick’s own availability is published at status.alertkick.com.

Email works too - the address is on the contact page - but a ticket keeps the history in the workspace where your teammates can see it.