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The ticket list

The Tickets page lists every ticket in your organization. The default filter is Open — you see what needs attention right now. For operators triaging tickets.

What the page shows

The columns:

  • # — per-org running number. Click to open the detail page. Pasteable into chat as #42.
  • Title — one-line description. For health-monitor tickets, this is Device offline: <name> or similar. For workflow- or user-opened tickets, the title is whatever was supplied. A small chip next to the title reads Multiple devices offline when the ticket is a cascade parent.
  • Subject — the device / integration / space / other entity the ticket is about, with the subject kind as a caption.
  • Kind — humanized failure mode (Device offline, Integration credentials invalid, Integration unreachable, Multiple devices offline, User report, or a workflow-supplied free-form value).
  • StateOpen, In Progress, or Resolved. Color-coded.
  • Opened — relative time the ticket opened.

The Tickets list with the State dropdown set to "Open". Five rows visible: a mix of device-offline, bad-credentials ticket and integration-unreachable tickets.

Filtering

Top of the page:

  • StateOpen / In Progress / Resolved / All. Defaults to Open.
  • Search — substring match across title, subject name, subject id. Useful for "show me everything about meeting-room-a-temp".

The list refreshes automatically every ~30 seconds so external changes (workflow auto-resolves, another admin acking a ticket) appear without a manual refresh.

The sidebar badge

The sidebar's Tickets nav entry shows a small badge with the count of Open tickets for the org. You can tell at a glance whether the org needs attention.

Cascade parents

A ticket that rolled up many device-offline events on the same integration carries a Multiple devices offline chip next to its title. The chip is the only visual signal — there are no member tickets in the list to expand to. The affected-devices checklist lives on the parent's detail page. See Cascade rollups.

Workflow-opened tickets

Tickets filed by an Open Ticket workflow action carry Workflow in the source chip on the detail page. The Subject column shows whatever the workflow author supplied — including other for non-Neowit entities.

What the page doesn't do (yet)
  • No bulk select / bulk ack. Each ticket is acted on individually from its detail page.
  • No saved filters. The State filter and search resets per session.
  • No priority column. Tickets are unordered apart from Opened. Use workflow conditions to route different kinds to different recipients.

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