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title: Managing support tickets
slug: managing-support-tickets
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createdAt: 2026-05-01T11:32:05.813Z
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The Support Tickets page helps you track and manage support requests submitted through Kyndryl Bridge. From a single location, you can monitor ticket status, communicate with support agents, review issue details, and track progress toward resolution. 

# Accessing support tickets

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The **Support Tickets** page displays the total number of tickets created by an account, along with a [Create Request](docId\:nFbfvQtiJz6ZeSJmhg8B9) card, which allows you to create a new support ticket.

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If you are a platform administrator, the **Total Tickets** card values displayed may vary depending on the filters used in the tickets table list. Otherwise, you can see only the tickets you requested within the account.
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# Support tickets table

The Support tickets table provides a list with the following information:

- **Ticket ID**: Unique identifier associated with your support ticket.
- **Title**: Title of your issue.
- **Impact**: Level of impact that you have assessed in your issue.
- **Urgency**: Level of urgency that you have assessed in your issue.
- **Status**: Status of your support ticket request.
- **Service Name**: Name of the service that you are experiencing the issue with.
- **Submitted by**: Email address of the user submitting the issue.
- **Last Update**: Date when your ticket was last updated by a Support agent or yourself.
- **Actions**: Ability to interact with your support ticket. Select the action that corresponds to the status of your ticket.

# Support tickets status

Following is the list of possible statuses for the support tickets, along with the actions you can take.

- **New: **Your ticket has been submitted and is waiting for a Support agent to acknowledge it. You can view the ticket details.
- **Open: **Your ticket has been acknowledged by a Support agent and is currently being worked on. You can view the ticket details.
- **Awaiting Info: **The Support agent needs more information or clarification from you to resolve your ticket. Please reply to the agent's comments. You can view the ticket details.
- **Resolved: **The Support agent has proposed a solution for your ticket. Please confirm or decline the proposed solution. You can view the ticket details.
- **Closed: **Your ticket has been resolved to your satisfaction. You can view the ticket details.

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Use the pagination actions at the bottom of the page to navigate through all your support requests. To learn about the levels of priority, go to [Support framework](docId\:jJU_dDKSGMlcVNIHwkPiH).
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# Filtering support tickets

You may filter your tickets based on the following criteria:

- **Status: **All Status, New, Open, Awaiting Info, Resolved, Closed.
- **Submitted By: **Only Kyndryl Bridge Platform Administrators can see this filter, which displays the tickets created by all users under that Enterprise account (All from account), or only the tickets created by yourself (Me). Tickets created by ‘Me’ is the default and only value if you do not have Kyndryl Bridge Platform Administrator permissions.
- **Last Update: **All dates, Last week, Last month, Last 3 months, Last 6 months, Last year.
- **Search: **You may also use the search bar to find the tickets that you are looking for faster. The columns that can be searched on include Ticket ID, Title, Impact, and Urgency.

# Viewing ticket details

When you trigger the **View Details **action from the Support tickets** **table list, a new page is opened, which shows detailed information about your ticket. It also allows you to interact with a Support agent.

# Discussion section

The Discussion section allows you to interact with a support agent who will help you out with troubleshooting and fixing your issue. You can post all your comments and questions to clarify any doubts that you or the Support team may have.

# Confirming or declining resolution

After the Support team has assessed your issue, they will propose a resolution before closing the ticket to guarantee that you are satisfied with the solution and that the issue has been fixed to your satisfaction. This is marked with the status **Resolved**. You have the following options:

- **Confirm: **Make sure that you confirm if your issue has been fixed. In this way, you will let our Support Team know that the ticket can be closed. If we do not hear from you in 3 business days, the ticket will automatically be closed, and you will no longer be able to interact with this ticket. For any unresolved issues, you will need to open a new ticket.
- **Decline: **Make sure that you provide a reason why you feel your issue has not been resolved. The Support team will reopen the ticket and will troubleshoot the issue one more time to guarantee your satisfaction.