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Support Tickets

This is how your publishers can communicate with you directly via support tickets in the Partner Platform.

Updated over a year ago

Publisher Support Tickets

In the Partner Platform, your publishers will be able to submit support tickets to communicate with you directly. This enables tickets to be assigned to the publisher account manager and keeps communication in one place. Just like any standard ticketing system, your publisher will submit their ticket and the assigned account manager can respond or close the ticket. Let's go step by step on how this works.

Turning On Support Tickets

  1. Go to Organization>Settings>Partner Platform Tab

  2. Here you can turn on or off the Support Tickets in the Partner Platform

Note: If you disable Support Tickets it will remove the feature from the Partner Platform. However, when you re-enable it again, all historical and active tickets will be shown again.


Submitting a Ticket as a Publisher

  1. Open up the Partner Platform

  2. Click Support in the menu

  3. You can view your tickets or click + New Ticket to create a new one

  4. Add a Title and Message for your ticket and click create

  5. A ticket will be created in the system and sent to the account manager

  6. If you click on your Open Ticket you can view details and add additional comments

  7. Replies from the account manager will be shown in the same thread and you can reply to it by putting your comments in the text box and clicking Reply

  8. If the account manager closes the ticket, the ticket status will be updated to Closed

  9. After closing a ticket, the status is updated to Closed and cannot be re-opened again

Note: You can delete your ticket replies even on a closed ticket


Viewing Publisher Tickets as the Account Manager

  1. Go to Publishers Overview

  2. Click the tab Support Tickets

  3. Here you can see all of the support tickets and filter by status Open or Closed. By default, all open tickets are filtered

  4. Clicking Reply opens the ticket and allows you to reply, close, or delete messages

  5. Replies from the publisher will be shown in the same thread and they can reply to it by putting comments in the text box and clicking Reply

  6. If the publisher closes the ticket, the ticket status will be updated to Closed

  7. After closing a ticket, the status is updated to Closed and cannot be re-opened again

  8. All ticket history can also be viewed by filtering Closed tickets

FAQ

Q: Will either the AM or the Publisher receive an email?

A: No email notifications for either side, but you will see a red dot on the Publisher Overview page symbolizing how many tickets are open.

Q: Who can contribute to a ticket?

A: Anyone who has access to the ticket can reply to it. The username of the user who has replied will be shown below the message.

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