Ticketing
Support that does not live in your DMs.
Members open a private channel from a panel you designed, optionally after filling in a form. Staff claim it, add people, rename it and close it with a reason, and the transcript archives itself. Panels, ticket history and per-panel analytics all live on the web.
Open a ticket, claim it, close it
The whole flow, with the buttons Arclo ships with. Channel tickets or thread tickets, per panel.
- Panels you designButtons or a dropdown, several categories per panel, each routed to different staff roles.
- Forms before the channelAsk the three questions you always end up asking, before the ticket even opens.
- Real staff toolsClaim, transfer, add or remove members, rename, and close with a reason that gets recorded.
- Transcripts and analyticsEvery closed ticket keeps its transcript, and each panel reports volume and response times.
The queue, the builder, and every transcript
A ten-tab builder behind each panel: the panel, the form, the opening message, the replies, support hours with open, reduced and emergency-only states, the transcript and the close. Every message, attachment, embed and reaction is saved when a ticket closes and readable in the browser afterwards, with edited messages marked as edited.
Ticketing
Private support tickets with panels, claiming, transcripts and staff tools.
Your ticket panels
1 / 2Support
Active4 openOff. Nothing is logged.
What your members type
Commands are registered per server and only while the system is switched on, so a server that never turns this on never sees them in its command list.
/ticket addGives a user or role access to the current ticket channel.
/ticket removeRemoves a user's or role's access to the ticket channel.
/ticket openReopens a ticket that is currently closed.
/ticket closeCloses a ticket that is currently open.
8 more commands in Ticketing. Every one can be renamed, restricted to roles or switched off per channel from the dashboard. See the docs
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