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Raising a Support Ticket

A support ticket is the conversation between your organisation and Computle about one fault or question. You raise it in the Computle Portal, everyone copied in is emailed on every reply, and the ticket stays in the portal to read back.

Open Support in the portal sidebar. It appears when support through the portal is enabled for your organisation.


RoleCan
Tenant AdminSee every ticket in the organisation, raise tickets about any workstation or user, copy people in, reply, mark resolved and re-open.
Ticket viewerSee only the tickets they raised or are copied on, raise a ticket about themselves, and reply. The portal shows them Support and nothing else.

A Tenant Admin grants the Ticket viewer role on the Users page. Give it to a user who should raise their own tickets without seeing the rest of the portal.


  1. Click New Ticket.

    The page opens with “This ticket will be raised for [your organisation]”.

    The New Ticket page showing "This ticket will be raised for Example Architects" and the Issue, Affected, Notify and Attachments sections, with the issue described, ARCH-WS-04 and a user ticked, and an address under CC

  2. Describe your issue.

    This is the only required field. Put the exact message, the time and what the user was doing. The first line becomes the ticket’s subject unless you tick a workstation in step 4, so make it a summary.

  3. Fill in the optional details.

    FieldChoices
    CategoryConnection, Performance, Display, USB, Audio, Sign-in, Billing, Other. The category is added to the subject as “[Connection]”.
    ImpactCan’t work, Can work around it, Minor. “Can’t work” gives the ticket the highest priority and “Minor” the lowest.
    When it last happenedA date and a time.
    How oftenOnce, Sometimes, Every time.
    Connecting from: device and networkShown when the category is Connection or Performance. The device the user connects from, and Office, Home, Mobile hotspot or Other.
    What’s been triedUp to 4,000 characters.
  4. Tick the Affected Machines and Affected Users.

    Tick every workstation and user involved. One ticked workstation becomes the subject; several become “[first] (+2 more)”. When the organisation has more than eight users, a Search users box filters the list. Disabled users are not listed. Ticket viewers do not see this section.

  5. Add anyone to copy in under CC.

    Type email addresses, separated by commas, semicolons or spaces, and press Enter, or pick a user from Add user. Up to 20 addresses. Every address receives the ticket emails and can reply by signing in as a Ticket viewer. Ticket viewers do not see this section.

  6. Attach files.

    Click Attach files. Up to 10 files, 20 MB each. Each file shows its name and size, and the bin removes it.

  7. Click Submit.

    The portal shows “Ticket created” and opens the ticket. You and everyone under CC receive an email with the subject “Ticket #[number] — [subject]” and a link to the ticket.

MessageWhat to do
Submit is greyed outType something under Describe your issue.
“Failed to create ticket”Check this device’s connection and click Submit again. Everything you typed is still on the page.

The Support page with the Active, Resolved and Reported bugs tabs, the Search tickets box and three active tickets showing reference, subject, status, reply count, who raised them and the date

TabWhat it shows
ActiveEvery ticket that is not resolved. The number is the count. “No tickets yet” before the first ticket, “No active tickets” when every ticket is resolved.
ResolvedTickets marked resolved. “No resolved tickets” when there are none.
Reported bugsReports sent from Remotle. See Reporting a Bug. Shown to Tenant Admins when bug reports are enabled for your organisation.

Search tickets… matches the subject or the ticket reference. Each row shows the reference, the subject, the status, how many replies it has, who raised it and the date. The list refreshes every 30 seconds.

A ticket’s reference is up to four letters from your organisation’s name and a number, for example “ACME-42”. Emails about the ticket quote the number as “Ticket #42”. Quote either when you contact Computle another way.

StatusWhat it means
With SupportThe last message is yours, or there are no replies yet. Computle has the next move.
Awaiting Customer ReplyThe last message is from Computle. Read it and answer.
ResolvedThe ticket was marked resolved. It moves to the Resolved tab.

Click a ticket to open it. The page refreshes every 15 seconds, so a reply from Computle appears without reloading.

Ticket EXAM-1042 open in the portal: the header with status, priority, subject, created-by and assigned-to lines and the CC chip, the issue as written, two replies under Replies, and the Reply box with Attach files and Send Reply

The header shows the reference, the status, the priority, the subject, “Created [date] by [name]” and, once Computle has picked it up, “Assigned to [name]”. Below it are the CC list, the issue as you wrote it, and any attachments: pictures as thumbnails that open in a new tab, other files as downloads.

Under “Replies” each message shows who wrote it and when. Replies from Computle carry a “Computle” badge.

  1. Type under Reply.

  2. Click Attach files to add screenshots or files.

    Up to 10 files, 20 MB each.

  3. Click Send Reply.

    The portal shows “Reply sent”. The person who raised the ticket and everyone under CC receive “Ticket #[number] Updated — [subject]” by email with a link to the ticket. The email does not carry the reply text; the conversation lives in the portal.

MessageWhat to do
“Failed to send reply”Check this device’s connection and click Send Reply again.
“Ticket not found”The link is to a ticket in another organisation, or one that no longer exists. Go back to Support and open it from the list.

A Tenant Admin can change the CC list on an open ticket. Changes apply from the next reply.

  1. Open the ticket and find the CC line under the header.

    Each address is shown as a chip with a cross.

    The CC line of an open ticket: sam.patel@examplearchitects.com shown as a chip with a cross, then the Email address box and the plus button

  2. To add someone, type the address in the Email address box and click the plus, or press Enter.

    The chip appears. Several addresses can be typed at once, separated by commas, semicolons or spaces.

  3. To remove someone, click the cross on their chip.

    The chip disappears. If the change cannot be saved the portal says “Failed to update CC” and the list is unchanged.


Computle also marks tickets resolved from its side when the work is finished.

  1. Open the ticket and click Mark Resolved in the header.

    Only a Tenant Admin sees the button.

    The header of ticket EXAM-1042 with its reference, With Support status, Priority: High, the subject, and the Mark Resolved button on the right

  2. The portal shows “Ticket resolved”.

    The ticket moves to the Resolved tab, and “This ticket has been resolved” appears in place of the Reply box. No email is sent for a resolve; for a ticket Computle raised for a recovered workstation, use Resolve & Send Confirmation instead (see below).

  1. Open the Resolved tab and click the ticket.

  2. Click Re-open Ticket under “This ticket has been resolved”.

    The portal shows “Ticket re-opened”. The ticket returns to the Active tab with its whole history, and the Reply box is back.

    A resolved ticket showing "This ticket has been resolved" in place of the Reply box, with the Re-open Ticket button beneath it


When Computle recovers a workstation that has stopped responding, it raises a ticket in your organisation itself. The ticket is raised by “Computle automatic recovery”, names the workstation, and is emailed to your organisation’s support contacts, who are set on the Users page. Keep that list current: it is the only place these emails go.

Such a ticket has a second button in the header, Resolve & Send Confirmation, shown until the confirmation has been sent. Clicking it marks the ticket resolved and emails every support contact “Computle: workstation [name] is back in service”, quoting the ticket number. The portal shows “Ticket resolved and confirmation sent”, or “Ticket resolved, but the confirmation email could not be sent” if the email failed. Mark Resolved on the same ticket closes it without the email.



Yes, with the Ticket viewer role. They see Support only, raise tickets about themselves, and see the tickets they raised or are copied on.

Does everyone copied in need a portal account?

Section titled “Does everyone copied in need a portal account?”

No. Every address under CC receives the emails. To reply in the portal, the person needs a portal account in your organisation with the Ticket viewer role.

Why does the subject not match what I typed?

Section titled “Why does the subject not match what I typed?”

The subject is built from the ticked workstation, or from the first line of the description, with the category in front. Edit the first line before you submit if you want a particular subject.

Yes. Attach it to a reply.

Everyone who can open the ticket. It names the person at Computle working on it.