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Internal Ticketing Notifications

Learn which ticketing actions trigger notifications and what those notifications look like

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Written by Support
Updated over a year ago

Notifications for different actions on your tickets can be customized based on role and administrator access levels. To customize your notifications settings, go to Settings > Notifications to choose what types of messages you would like to receive. Admins will also be able to see activity updates in the ticket chat. The following are the types of notifications available:

Status Notifications

  • Unassigned ticket is created

    • Who is notified: board admins

  • Assigned ticket is created

    • Who is notified: ticket assignee, and all collaborators

  • Ticket is closed

    • Who is notified: requester, ticket assignee, and all collaborators

  • Ticket is reopened

    • Who is notified: requester, ticket assignee, and all collaborators

Assignee, Collaborator, and Requester Notifications

  • Ticket is unassigned

    • Who is notified: former assignee

  • Ticket is reassigned

    • Who is notified: former assignee, new assignee

  • Ticket collaborator is added

    • Who is notified: new collaborator

  • Ticket requester is changed

    • Who is notified: new requester

Subtask Notifications

  • Subtask is assigned

    • Who is notified: subtask assignee

  • Subtask is unassigned

    • Who is notified: former subtask assignee, new subtask assignee

  • Subtask is closed*

    • Who is notified: subtask assignee

  • Subtask is reopened*

    • Who is notified: subtask assignee

  • Subtask is deleted*

    • Who is notified: subtask assignee

*Subtask notifications will only go out if there is an assignee on the subtask.

Comment Notifications

  • Someone leaves a public comment

    • Who is notified: assignee; requester; collaborator

  • Someone leaves a private comment (internal note)

    • Who is notified: any assignee or collaborator who has a limited admin, ticket admin, or board admin role.

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