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The Tickets page lets you manage support tickets across your MSP. Create tickets manually, sync them from NinjaOne, filter by status and priority, assign to team members, and track resolution.

Tickets Page


Overview

The Tickets page provides:

  • Stats Cards — Open, in-progress, and resolved ticket counts
  • Filters — Status, priority, assignee, source, and search
  • Ticket List — All tickets with priority indicators and assignments
  • Create Ticket — Manual ticket creation dialog
  • Ticket Detail — Full ticket view with comments and history

How Tickets Get Here

Tickets come from two sources:

Manual Creation

Create tickets directly in PanelOne for any client.

NinjaOne Sync

If NinjaOne is connected, tickets sync automatically:

  • Ticket status maps to PanelOne statuses
  • Client mapping ensures tickets appear under the right client
  • A "View in NinjaOne" link lets you jump to the ticket in NinjaOne's interface

Stats Cards

Summary statistics at the top of the page:

CardShows
OpenTickets waiting to be started
In ProgressTickets actively being worked
ResolvedRecently resolved tickets
TotalAll tickets

Click any card to filter the list to that status.


Creating a Ticket

  1. Click Create Ticket in the header
  2. Fill in the ticket form:
    • Title (required) — Brief description of the issue
    • Description — Detailed explanation
    • Client — Which client this ticket is for (defaults to selected client)
    • Priority — Low, Medium, High, Urgent
    • Assignee — Team member to handle the ticket
  3. Click Create

The ticket appears immediately in the list.


Ticket List

Each ticket shows:

  • Priority indicator — Color-coded badge (urgent = red, high = orange, medium = yellow, low = gray)
  • Ticket number — Auto-generated reference number
  • Title — Ticket subject
  • Client name — Which client raised the ticket
  • Assignee — Who it's assigned to
  • Status — Open, In Progress, Resolved, Closed
  • Source — Manual or NinjaOne (with integration icon)
  • Timestamp — When it was created

Click any ticket to open the Ticket Detail Dialog.


Ticket Detail Dialog

The detail dialog shows:

  • Full ticket information (title, description, priority, status)
  • Client and assignee details
  • Comments/notes — Add internal notes and updates
  • Status updates — Change ticket status
  • NinjaOne link — If synced from NinjaOne, a direct link to view it there

Filtering

Filter by ticket title, ticket number, or description.

Status Filter (URL-synced)

  • All, Open, In Progress, Resolved, Closed
  • The status filter is stored in the URL, so bookmarkable

Priority Filter (URL-synced)

  • All, Low, Medium, High, Urgent

Assignee Filter

  • All, Unassigned, or select a specific team member

Source Filter

  • All, Manual, NinjaOne

NinjaOne Integration

When NinjaOne is connected:

  • Tickets sync from NinjaOne during the sync process
  • Each synced ticket has a "View in NinjaOne" link
  • The link opens the ticket in your NinjaOne instance for actions not available in PanelOne

Client-Scoped View

When a client is selected in the header:

  • Only that client's tickets are shown
  • The "Create Ticket" dialog defaults to that client

Tips & Best Practices

  • Assign tickets immediately — Unassigned tickets can fall through the cracks
  • Use priority levels consistently — Establish team standards for what constitutes each priority
  • Check the "Unassigned" filter daily — Ensure every ticket has an owner
  • Use ticket notes for internal communication — Keep a paper trail of what was done
  • Sync from NinjaOne regularly — Keep PanelOne in sync with your RMM ticketing