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Ticket Labels
Organize tickets with color-coded labels.
Labels help categorize and filter support tickets. Create a labeling scheme that works for your team's workflow.
Creating Labels
- Go to Support → Settings → Ticket Labels
- Click New Label
- Configure:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Label text |
| Color | 18 preset colors to choose from |
- A live preview shows how the label will appear
- Click Create Label
Color Options
18 preset colors organized by theme:
| Color | Best For |
|---|---|
| Red | Urgent, bugs, critical |
| Orange | Medium priority |
| Yellow | Low priority, waiting |
| Green | Resolved, completed |
| Blue | Feature requests |
| Purple | Questions |
| Gray | General, miscellaneous |
Applying Labels to Tickets
From the Ticket Detail Sidebar
The label picker is built into every ticket's detail sidebar:
- Open a ticket
- Find the Labels section in the right sidebar
- Click Add label to open the picker
- Select a label from the popover — it's applied immediately
- To remove a label, click the X on any applied label badge
Labels appear as colored badges with a dot matching the label color.
Bulk Assignment
- Select multiple tickets in the ticket list
- Use the bulk action bar to manage selected tickets
Common Label Schemes
By Type:
bug,feature-request,question,feedback
By Product Area:
billing,login,api,integrations
By Customer Tier:
enterprise,pro,starter
By Workflow:
waiting-customer,waiting-dev,escalated,needs-review
Label Management
Edit a Label
- Click the ... menu on any label
- Select Edit label
- Update name or color
- Click Update Label
Delete a Label
Labels that are in use cannot be deleted:
- The Usage column shows how many tickets have each label
- Remove the label from all tickets before deleting
- Labels with 0 usage can be deleted immediately
- Click the ... menu
- Select Delete label
- Confirm (only available if usage count is 0)
Label Analytics
Usage Tracking
The labels settings page shows a usage count for each label, helping you identify:
- Which labels are most commonly used
- Which labels may be redundant (low usage)
- Opportunities to consolidate similar labels
Best Practices
- Keep label list manageable (under 20 labels)
- Use consistent naming conventions (lowercase, hyphenated)
- Train your team on label meanings
- Review unused labels quarterly and clean up
- Use labels alongside priority and type for multi-dimensional categorization
Next Steps
- Tickets — Apply labels to tickets
- Ticket Templates — Auto-apply labels via templates
- Support Analytics — Track metrics across label categories