Support Tickets

Last updated March 13, 2026

Support Tickets

Support tickets let you report issues, request features, and get help from the JourneyFuse team — all without leaving the app. You can track ticket status, reply in threads, and @mention team members.

Creating a Ticket

Navigate to Support in the sidebar and click New Ticket. Fill in:

FieldDescription
SubjectA short summary of your issue (up to 200 characters)
DescriptionDetails about the problem or request (up to 5,000 characters)
PriorityLow, Medium, High, or Urgent
CategoryBilling, Bug, Feature Request, or General

Click Submit to create the ticket. JourneyFuse assigns a ticket number and sends a notification to the support team. Workspace admins and owners also receive an email notification (unless disabled in workspace settings).

Ticket Statuses

Each ticket has one of three statuses:

StatusWhat it means
Waiting on SupportThe ball is in JourneyFuse's court — the support team needs to respond
Waiting on CustomerThe support team has replied and is waiting for your follow-up
ClosedThe issue has been resolved and the ticket is closed

Status updates automatically based on who replies — when you send a message, it moves to "Waiting on Support." When the support team responds, it moves to "Waiting on Customer."

Viewing Your Tickets

The Support page shows a table of all your tickets with columns for ticket number, subject, status, priority, category, and creation date. You can:

  • Search tickets by subject
  • Filter by status to see only open or closed tickets

Click any ticket to open the conversation thread.

Replying to a Ticket

Inside a ticket, type your reply in the message area and click Send. Messages support @mentions — type @ followed by a team member's name to tag them. The mentioned person receives both an in-app and email notification.

Messages in the thread show the sender's name, avatar, and timestamp. Internal notes (visible only to your team) are also supported.

Priority Levels

Priorities help the support team triage your request:

PriorityWhen to use
LowGeneral questions, non-urgent feature requests
MediumIssues affecting your workflow but with a workaround
HighProblems blocking a specific task with no easy workaround
UrgentCritical issues affecting client-facing features or payments

Related Articles

  • @Mentions — how @mentions work in ticket replies and notes
  • Client Notes — adding notes to client and trip timelines

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