The Board
A kanban board built around support tickets. This is where most of your time goes.
The four lanes
By default, the board has four columns:
- Open: tickets that need someone
- Work in Progress: someone is on it
- Waiting: blocked on the customer or something external
- Closed: done
If those names don't fit your workflow, an admin can add, rename, or reorder statuses in Settings → Workflow Statuses. Settings → Board covers display options like how many tickets each lane shows.
Moving tickets
Drag a card to a different lane and the status updates. You can also reorder within a lane to surface what matters; the new order persists for everyone, not just you.
What's on a card
Title and ticket number, priority chip, assignee avatar, labels, and time since the last update. SLA pressure shows up as a colored indicator when a deadline is close. Click anywhere on the card to open the full ticket.
Filtering down
The filter bar above the board narrows what's visible: by assignee, priority, label, ticket type, or search text. Filters combine with AND, so "High priority" plus the "billing" label shows tickets that have both.
Filter state lives in the URL, which means you can bookmark "tickets I'm responsible for that are overdue" and come back to exactly that.
Keyboard moves
- ⌘K (Mac) / Ctrl+K (Windows / Linux), open the command palette. The fastest way to find a ticket, jump to a page, or run an action.
- /: focus the board's search box (when you aren't already typing in one)
- Esc: close the open modal or the command palette
The full list lives in the keyboard shortcuts reference.