FAQs in this section
Where do my employees receive their employee portal credentials?
An employee did not receive portal credentials. Why?
What is the Employee Portal?
How do I change the portal password?
What are the different ways I can view internal tickets on the employee portal?
How are the portal credentials sent to employees?
Can I show or hide fields in the Employee portal?
How do I give my employee access to the Employee Portal?
How do my employees log in to the employee portal?
How do I log in to the Employee Portal?
Can I modify my profile details on the Employee Portal?
How do I create an Internal Ticket on the Employee Portal?
Can I see the Internal Tickets created from the Employee Portal on the CRM?
Can I change the status of an internal ticket on the employee portal?
Can I manually close an internal ticket on the Employee Portal?
How do I add comments to an Internal Ticket from the Employee Portal?
How do I upload documents to an Internal Ticket from the Employee Portal?

How do I view an Internal Ticket on the Employee Portal?

All internal tickets created by you are visible on the portal homepage.
Follow these steps to view internal tickets:
  1. Log in to the employee portal. The List view of the Internal Ticket opens. 
  2. Use the All Tickets dropdown to filter tickets by the following status:
    1. New: Recently created.
    2. Open: Created but not yet assigned.
    3. Assigned: Assigned to someone in the support team.
    4. Wait for employee: Awaiting your response.
    5. Wait for 3rd party: Awaiting a third party’s response.
    6. Resolved: Marked as resolved, but can be reopened.
    7. Closed: Fully resolved and permanently closed.
  3. Click the ticket you want to view. The Summary view of the ticket opens.
  4. View the following information:
    1. Summary: Displays a short description of the issue submitted in the ticket.
    2. CreatedByExt: Shows the name of the person who created the ticket. 
    3. Internal Ticket Title: Displays the title of the ticket added. 
    4. Status: Indicates the current stage of the ticket (e.g., New, Assigned, Resolved).
    5. Resolution due: Shows the deadline by which the issue should be resolved as per the SLA. 
    6. SLA Name: Displays the name of the SLA policy applied to this ticket.
    7. Comments: Allows you to view or add replies and follow-ups related to the ticket. 
    8. Documents: Enables you to attach or view files associated with the ticket. 
    9. Updates: Lists the history of all actions performed on the ticket.
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