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# Create a Ticket

### Step 1 - Go to Contact Profile

Go to customer profile that you want to create. Click <mark style="color:purple;">**+ New Ticket**</mark>

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### Step 2 - Enter Ticket Details & Information

Enter ticket information as per below. You can customize your own ticket form in the settings.

Follow this tutorial to customize ticket fields

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### Step 3 - Collaborate Tickets with Team Members

You can mention / comment to your team members on the tickets within your organization.&#x20;

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<figure><img src="/files/BTv7eZKvVJhco7ljXKDY" alt="" width="349"><figcaption><p>You can use @mention your team in the comments </p></figcaption></figure>

### Step 4 - Resolved

After ticket is resolved, you can click **"Resolved"** button

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### Done

For more about tickets reporting, visit the following tutorials


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