Closing, Archiving, and Reporting on Support Tickets in Britixo CRM UK?
Introduction
Finishing a support ticket in Britixo CRM UK isn’t just about marking it “done” — it’s about ensuring every client query is resolved, recorded, and available for future reference. With Britixo’s built-in tools, you can ✅ close tickets, 📦 archive them for compliance, and 📊 run reports to evaluate team performance.
In this guide, you’ll learn how to confidently manage the end stages of ticket handling and use reporting features to improve your support process.
Step-by-Step: Closing, Archiving & Reporting
✅ 1. Closing a Ticket
Open the ticket you want to finalise.
In the Status dropdown, select Closed.
Add a final reply to the client if needed (optional but recommended).
Click Save or Update Ticket.
💡 Tip: Always confirm with the client before closing the ticket to ensure they are satisfied with the solution.
📦 2. Archiving Tickets
Archiving keeps closed tickets stored securely for record-keeping.
From the Tickets Overview, filter by Closed Tickets.
Select the ticket(s) you wish to archive.
Choose Archive from the bulk action menu.
Archived tickets remain accessible for future reference but are removed from the active workflow.
💡 Tip: Use archiving to keep your ticket dashboard clutter-free without losing historical data.
🔄 3. Reopening a Ticket
If a client replies after closure, the ticket can be reopened.
Open the closed ticket.
Change the Status back to Open or In Progress.
Update any priority levels if required.
📊 4. Generating Ticket Reports
Britixo CRM UK’s reporting tools allow you to analyse support data for better decision-making:
Go to Reports → Support Reports.
Choose your filters (date range, staff member, status, priority).
View metrics such as:
Average resolution time
Number of tickets handled per staff member
Most common ticket topics
Export reports in PDF or Excel format for team reviews.
💡 Tip: Regular reporting helps identify recurring issues and training needs for your team.
🔔 5. Client Communication after Closure
Even after a ticket is closed, clients can:
View the ticket history in their account.
Reopen the ticket by replying (if enabled in settings).
Receive closure confirmation emails.
Best Practices
Always document the final resolution in the ticket before closing.
Use reports to identify top-performing staff and bottlenecks.
Archive regularly to keep the active tickets list clean.
Reopen tickets only when additional work is truly required.