UARK Help Portal: Viewing Your Tickets - Check Status of Your Tickets

Audience: Students, Faculty, Staff

Responsible Group: IT Training and Outreach

Overview

The UARK Help Portal (TeamDynamix Client Portal) allows you to view and track your request and incident tickets in one place. This article explains how to sign in, locate your tickets, and find important details such as ticket ID numbers, status, and updates. Viewing your tickets helps you stay informed about progress and communicate with support when needed.

Before you start

  • You must have an active UARK account.
  • You must be signed in to the UARK Help Portal.

Steps to view your tickets

  1. Sign in to the UARK Help Portal (help.uark.edu). Click Sign in in the top-right corner of the page.
  2. Select Services from the top navigation.
    Screenshot highlighting the Services link in the top navigation of the UARK Help Portal
  3. Select Ticket Requests from the sub-navigation menu that appear below the top navigation.
    Screenshot highlighting the Ticket Requests link under the Services navigation
  4. Scroll down past the Ticket Requests search area to view your submitted tickets. 

Layout of Tickets table

Explanation of Ticket Table
ID Title Acct/Dept Service Service Offering Status Reviewer Requestor Modified
The ticket's ID number. Title of the ticket. The department of the Requestor. The service name under which the ticket form lives.  The name of the ticket form submitted.

Ticket status. More details below.

Person assigned to ticket. The person who submitted ticket or for whom the ticket was submitted on behalf of someone else. The date and time for the last ticket modification.

 

Definition of Ticket Statuses

To view the various ticket statuses and their meanings, please view the knowledge base article, Ticket Status.

What's next

Actions that can be taken on a ticket:

  • Withdraw Request
  • Add Attachment
  • Add Alert
  • Add Comment

View the section Related Articles for more details on ticket actions. 

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