Resolving a ticket without customer confirmation

Sometimes it is appropriate to close a ticket without customer confirmation:

  • When you are confident you have provided the solution to the customer.
  • When you find evidence that the issue has been resolved in another ticket.
  • When the problem or outage has been resolved, and resolution has been communicated.
  • Customer has been non-responsive.

Consider reminding the customer that you are here to support them, whether they need assistance with this issue or new concerns. Let the requester know they can re-open the ticket via the portal, or by replying to the ticket update.

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Article ID: 471
Created
Wed 4/3/24 8:34 PM
Modified
Fri 4/5/24 9:59 AM