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Who can use this feature?
- Available in the Client Portal
- License Requirement: Client or higher
- Application Access: User must have access to the specific Client Portal application
- Application-level Security Role: User's security role in the Client Portal must include:
- Submit Ticket Requests - Required to submit service requests for tickets
- View Service Catalog - Required to view and access non-public services
For viewing ticket requests:
- Users with an authenticated account can view their own ticket requests and those from their assigned Accounts/Departments if the View all requests belonging to assigned acct/depts permission is enabled on their global security role
For public access:
- Some services may be configured to allow unauthenticated users to submit requests without logging in, but these users cannot view or track their requests in the Client Portal
This guide is for Client Portal users who need to submit ticket requests, report incidents, and track open requests. Whether you're requesting IT support, HR assistance, or facilities services, the Client Portal provides a straightforward way to get help. Note that users without access to a Ticketing application cannot modify existing requests.
In this article, we'll cover:
When you need assistance from a service area in your organization, you can submit a ticket request through the Client Portal.
To create a new ticket request:
- Log in to the Client Portal (if you have credentials)
- Click Services in the navigation to access your organization's service catalog
- Locate the service you need by:
- Browsing through service categories
- Using the Search or Services A-Z links in the subnav
- On the service page, click the Request Service button in the right sidebar (the button text may vary)
- Fill out the request form with all required information
- Click Submit
After submitting, you will see a confirmation page with links to view the request you just created or view all your ticket requests. You can also copy the link to share your request.
Some request forms may be configured for public access, allowing users to submit requests without logging in. This is helpful for:
- Password reset requests
- Initial access requests
- Vendor support scenarios
- General contact forms
If you have login credentials, it's best to submit requests while logged in so you can easily track them in the portal. Whether logged in or not, you'll receive an email confirmation for each request.
Unregistered users can submit requests and receive confirmation emails, but cannot view or track requests in the Client Portal.
Once you've submitted a ticket request, you can view its progress, comments, and additional information.
To view your ticket requests:
- Log in to the Client Portal
- Click Services in the navigation
- Click Ticket Requests in the subnav
- If needed, adjust the search criteria and click Search
Depending on your permissions, you may also be able to view ticket requests from others in your department.
Viewing who has read your request:
When you open a ticket request, the "Read By" section on the right side of the page shows a history of who has viewed your request and when. This helps you confirm that your request has been given the right attention.
Each ticket request has a Feed that shows the complete history of activity, including:
- Edits - Changes made to the request details
- Status Changes - Updates to the request's progress (In Progress, Resolved, etc.)
- Comments - Messages between you and the technicians working on your request
You can use the filter checkboxes to show or hide different types of entries.
To view the Feed:
- Open your ticket request in the Client Portal
- Scroll to the bottom of the page
The Feed displays all activity in chronological order, helping you track the progress of your request.
You can communicate with technicians working on your request by adding comments to the Feed.
To add a comment:
- Open your ticket request in the Client Portal
- Scroll to the bottom of the page to the Feed
- Click Comment
- Select who should be notified of your comment (depending on system settings, some users may be automatically notified)
- Enter your message in the text box - you can apply basic formatting using the toolbar buttons
- If the option is available, choose whether your comment should be:
- Public - Visible to anyone who can view the request
- Private - Only visible to technicians and administrators
- Click Save
Alerts notify you via email at specific stages of your request's lifecycle. You can add or remove these personal notifications as needed.
To add an alert:
- Navigate to Services > Ticket Requests
- Click the title of your ticket request
- Click Add Alert
- Select the alerts you want (options may vary):
- All Tasks Complete
- Ticket is Completed
- Ticket is Due
- Ticket is In Process
- Ticket is Overdue
- Click Save
Your active alerts will appear in the "My Active Alerts" section of the request detail page.
To delete an alert:
- Open your ticket request in the Client Portal
- In the "My Active Alerts" panel, click Delete next to the alert you want to remove
- Click OK to confirm
If you no longer need assistance with a request, you can withdraw it.
To withdraw a ticket request:
- Go to Services > Ticket Requests
- Use the search if needed to find your request
- Click the title of the ticket request
- Click Withdraw Request at the bottom left of the page
- Select the reason you're withdrawing your request
- Optionally, add more details in a comment
- Click Withdraw
From the ticket request detail page, you can also:
- Add Attachments - Upload files related to your request
- Copy Link - Share a direct link to your request
- View Request Details - See all information submitted with the request