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While many Customers will access Onflo (formerly Let's Talk) on your website, there are many other conversations that happen in real life that also demand timely follow-up and attention: phone calls, personal observations, letters, personal visits, and more.

Users can easily add these conversations to Onflo from within the system to allow for streamlined follow-up, collaboration, and reporting.

Creating a Ticket

All Users have access to this functionality within their Onflo accounts. For a Recorder, this is the primary function.

To create a new Ticket, click the green pencil icon in the top right-hand corner of your screen.

The Create a Ticket form that opens includes most of the same fields as the Customer-facing version, with a few variations.

 

  • Upon selecting a Topic, you may further identify which User on that team is best suited to help the Customer.
  • Even before sending, add Tags to the Ticket to offer your colleague as much information as possible to help with reports.
  • Options at the bottom of the form allow the User to:
    • Add an internal comment, if there is information that should be shared with colleagues only.
    • Add the User recording the message to the Ticket. This option is pre-selected by default, and allows the User to track the progress of the Ticket as needed.
    • Send the Customer a thank-you email. This option is only possible if an email address has been provided.
    • When submitting the Ticket, you may update the status to:
      • Submit as Unopened
      • Submit as in Progress
      • Submit as Pending Details
      • Submit as Closed

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