Discord tickets

Suppio includes a native Discord ticket system on every plan, including Free. You can keep existing external ticket-bot routing active while you introduce native panels.

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Create and publish a panel

The three-dot menu also lets you clone, rename, or delete a panel. Deleting a panel disables its published creation messages without changing active tickets.

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Ticket surfaces and entry points

A panel can create either:

• a private Discord text channel
• a private thread under a selected text channel

You can link panels and display their creation choices as buttons or a select menu. Configure one to five buttons per row, custom menu labels, descriptions, and emoji. You can also enable /new for a panel and limit that command to selected channels.

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Forms and lifecycle

Creation forms support up to five short or paragraph questions. Each question can have a placeholder, required state, and minimum and maximum length. Suppio can display the submitted answers in the new ticket. Use {create.form.1} through {create.form.5} in any message template to reuse submitted answers. Command-created tickets also expose {reason} and {create.reason}. For each panel, you can configure:

• open, claimed, and closed channel names
• open, claimed, and closed categories
• category overflow order
• two-step close confirmation
• retained closed tickets and reopening
• welcome-message pinning
• private support-only staff threads
• owner role changes when a ticket opens, closes, is claimed, or is unclaimed

Channel and private-thread tickets follow the same saved lifecycle state. Private threads can use their parent channel for the agent routing match.

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Permissions, access, and limits

The visual permission matrix has separate open and closed rules for the ticket owner, support roles, additional roles, and everyone. A separate permission set can apply to support roles after a ticket is claimed. You can also configure:

• support and additional roles
• a server-wide ticket blacklist
• one open ticket per member in each panel, plus panel-wide open-ticket limits
• retained closed-ticket limits and closed-limit bypass roles
• weekly support-hour intervals and schedule-bypass roles
• claim, takeover, and unclaim behavior
• per-button allow and deny roles
• per-command enablement, support-only access, and role or channel allow and deny lists; explicit allow lists override deny lists

Discord server owners and administrators can delegate full dashboard access from the agent’s Discord > Permissions tab under Dashboard access. Suppio verifies the member’s current Discord roles when they use the dashboard. Delegated members cannot change the delegation list.

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Automations and escalation

Each panel supports up to ten durable automation rules. A rule can run when a ticket is created, closed, reopened, receives a close request, loses its owner, or meets a message-activity check. Actions can send a Components V2 message, close the ticket, or delete it after an optional delay. Message checks can inspect owner, support, or any-member activity and repeat. After a check matches, its action waits for the configured delay. Inactivity checks can reset their timer when matching activity occurs; a reply during an inactivity action’s delay cancels that action. Found-message checks keep their observation window so matching activity is not postponed until it ages out. Failed jobs retry without running the same completed job twice. Use /automation stop to pause a ticket’s rules durably and /automation restart to start a fresh seven-day automation window. Escalation can transfer a ticket into an allowed target panel and optionally update its category, name, permissions, claim state, and welcome message.

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Components V2 messages

All native ticket messages, direct messages, and logs use Discord Components V2. The visual editor supports:

• containers and accent colors
• text blocks
• sections with a thumbnail or link button
• separators
• media galleries
• file download links
• managed action buttons

Separate templates cover panel creation, ticket welcome, close confirmation, closed and reopened states, moderator controls, deletion, claiming, transcripts, direct messages, unavailable support hours, and escalation. Managed ticket buttons have configurable labels, emoji, styles, visibility, support-only behavior, and role restrictions. Templates support server, panel, channel, ticket-owner, author, claimer, reason, form-answer, time, role, and transcript variables. You can add modifiers for capitalization, maximum length, zero padding, fallback text, cleanup, and basic math. Suppio validates the rendered layout against Discord’s Components V2 component limit before saving or publishing it.

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Hosted transcripts

Hosted transcripts use private storage and signed, unguessable links. Each transcript contains the latest 1,000 messages and can mirror up to 8 MiB of attachments. Links expire after 365 days. From Tickets > Transcripts, you can:

• open an active transcript link
• rotate the link and invalidate the previous URL
• revoke access immediately

You can save transcripts manually, on close, or before deletion. Dashboard managers can also run /transcript in another text channel. A panel can send transcript notices to an archive channel and direct-message the ticket owner when a ticket is created, closed, or deleted. Ticket deletion requires the configured transcript step to finish first.

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Logs and statistics

Choose a log channel and the lifecycle events you want recorded. Native logs use Components V2. Tickets > Activity shows recent tickets, open and closed totals, claims, average time to first claim, average time to close, and a claim leaderboard. Saved conversations are available in Tickets > Transcripts.

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Related commands

Ticket lifecycle commands include /new, /panel, /add, /remove, /claim, /unclaim, /open, /close, /close-request, /delete, /rename, /transcript, /escalate, /automation, and /ticket-debug. See Discord commands for command details.

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Troubleshooting