FAQs in this section
How do I give my employee access to the Employee Portal?
How do my employees log in to the employee portal?
Where do my employees receive their employee portal credentials?
An employee did not receive portal credentials. Why?
Can I show or hide fields in the Employee portal?
How are the portal credentials sent to employees?
What is the Employee Portal?
How do I log in to the Employee Portal?
How do I change the portal password?
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?
What are the different ways I can view internal tickets on the employee portal?
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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