Ticket Escalation
Escalation allows you to move an active ticket from one panel to another (e.g., from “General Support” to “Billing” or “High Priority”). This ensures tickets reach the right department without forcing the user to open a new request.

How it Works
Section titled “How it Works”When a ticket is escalated:
- The ticket adopts the configuration of the Target Panel.
- Permissions are updated to match the new panel’s Support Roles.
- The ticket can be physically moved to a new Category.
- Staff can be automatically unclaimed to allow the new team to take over.
Configuration
Section titled “Configuration”Navigate to Panel Editor > Escalation.
1. Allowed Targets
Section titled “1. Allowed Targets”Select which panels this current panel can escalate to.
- Example: A “Triage” panel might be allowed to escalate to “Billing”, “Tech Support”, and “Management”.
2. Escalation Actions
Section titled “2. Escalation Actions”Control what happens during the transfer:
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Update Category | Moves the ticket channel to the category defined in the Target Panel. |
| Update Permissions | Syncs channel permissions to the Target Panel’s support roles (e.g., hiding it from Moderators and showing it to Admins). |
| Update Name | Renames the channel based on the Target Panel’s naming scheme. |
| Auto Unclaim | Removes the current claimer, releasing the ticket for the new department to claim. |
| Send Transfer Message | Posts a system message indicating the ticket has been transferred. |
| Send New Panel Message | Posts the “Welcome Message” of the target panel, ensuring the user sees the correct greeting/instructions for the new department. |
How to Escalate
Section titled “How to Escalate”Staff members can escalate a ticket in two ways:
- Escalation Button: If
Show Escalate Buttonis enabled in settings, a button appears in the ticket interface. - Slash Command: Using
/escalate <reason>to select the target panel from a dropdown.
