My Ticket Detail
My Ticket Detail is the customer-facing read/reply view for a ticket the user opened (or that was opened on their behalf). It removes every internal-only surface — internal notes, assignee picker, source dropdown, system audit entries — and locks edits once the ticket is closed.

Accessing the Page
Section titled “Accessing the Page”- Route:
/service-desk/my/tickets/:id - Menu path: open any row from My Tickets
- Primary audience: External account users (the original requester only).
Layout
Section titled “Layout”The page mirrors Ticket Detail but with fewer tabs and reduced field visibility.
Overview
Section titled “Overview”| Field | Editable | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Subject | Yes (until close) | Inline edit |
| Description | Yes (until close) | Inline rich-text editor |
| Priority | Read-only | Set by the agent or the create form |
| Status | Read-only | Reflects internal state |
| Due date | Read-only | Reflects internal state |
| Requester / account | Read-only | Identifies the user |
Conversation
Section titled “Conversation”The thread shows only public replies. Internal notes and system audit entries are filtered out server-side. The composer is single-mode — every entry the customer posts is a public reply. @mentions are disabled.
Attachments
Section titled “Attachments”Attachments uploaded by the customer can be added or removed until the ticket reaches closed. After close, the list is read-only.
Lifecycle
Section titled “Lifecycle”External users cannot change ticket status. To request a re-open of a closed ticket, the customer posts a reply on a closed ticket — agents see the new entry and can reopen it from Ticket Detail.
- A closed ticket is fully read-only on this surface; description, attachments, and replies are all locked.
- Internal notes never leak to this view, even if mentioned in passing — agents can quote a customer’s previous reply, but the agent’s own internal note is filtered out.
- Public-reply notifications respect the tenant’s email template configuration in Communications.
Related Pages
Section titled “Related Pages”- My Tickets — back to the list.
- Create Ticket — submit a new request.