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Queues, board view & saved views

Every ticket lives in a queue, and the queue tells you today. Board view, filters, and saved views are different lenses on the same work, pick the one that matches how you run the bench.

The board in motion: a card dragged from In Diagnosis to In Progress, then full-screen mode. Recorded from the real app with demo data.

The queue with rush chips and saved views

Tickets live in queues, a shared one like Main Queue and per-person queues like Owner’s Queue. New work lands in a queue as it’s created, see Creating tickets for the intake paths.

The sidebar shows MY QUEUE with a live count of what’s yours, so you know your load before you open anything.

Every ticket shows a queue chip.

  1. Click the queue chip on the ticket.
  2. Pick the queue it belongs in.

That’s it, the ticket moves.

Board view is a kanban board: every status is a column, every ticket is a card, and the columns come from your own workflow, see Statuses & automations.

The part that matters: dragging a card to another column is the status change. If that status has an email or text attached, it sends on the drop, moving the card to “Ready for Pickup” is what texts the customer. There is no separate “now notify them” step.

Also on the board:

  • Per-column sort, newest first or your own order, set with the small “Newest ▾” control in each column header.
  • ”+ Add ticket” in any column starts a walk-in check-in that lands directly in that status.
  • Fullscreen (top right) strips the chrome and fills the screen with just the columns, made for a TV above the bench. Press Esc to come back.
  • Rush chips and approval badges stay visible on the cards, so the board reads at a distance.

The All Tickets list carries the finding tools:

  • Search matches ticket number, customer name, phone, email, and device. You can also ask the AI assistant straight from the search bar.
  • Filters narrow the list to exactly the slice you care about.
  • Saved Views keep a filter combination you use daily, reapply it in one click instead of rebuilding it every morning.

Rush tiers (1-day, 2-day, 5-7-day) show as chips on tickets, so rush work is visible at a glance instead of buried in notes.

Removed a ticket by mistake? Recently Deleted lets you restore it.