Ticket Templates Permissions, Limitations, and Troubleshooting

This article covers permissions, known limitations, and common troubleshooting steps for the Smart Support Ticket Templates add-on. Permissions Ticket Templates use WordPress capabilities. Capability Allows smart_support_manage_ticket_templates Create, edit, delete, activate, and deactivate templates smart_support_use_ticket_templates Select templates when creating tickets Administrators receive both capabilities when the add-on is activated. Template usage may also depend on how […]

Create and Manage Ticket Templates (Admin)

Administrators can create and manage ticket templates from the WordPress admin. Go to: Smart Support → Templates From this screen, you can create, edit, activate, deactivate, and delete templates. Open the templates list Go to Smart Support → Templates. Review the templates table. Click Add New Template to create a template. Click Edit on an existing […]

How Users & Agents Create Tickets with Templates

Ticket Templates help users and agents start new tickets with predefined subject and message content. When a template is selected, the form fills in the ticket subject and message automatically. Select a ticket template Open the Smart Support ticket creation page. Find the Choose a Template dropdown. Select a template from the list. Review the […]

What Is the Smart Support Ticket Templates Add-on?

The Smart Support – Ticket Templates add-on lets you create reusable ticket layouts for common support requests. A ticket template can prefill the ticket subject and message, helping customers and agents create clearer, more complete tickets. What problem does it solve? Without templates, users may submit vague tickets such as: Help! or It does not […]

Canned Replies Permissions, Limitations, and Troubleshooting

This article explains access permissions, known limitations, and common troubleshooting steps for the Smart Support Canned Replies add-on. Permissions Access is controlled by WordPress capabilities. Capability Allows smart_support_manage_canned_replies Create, edit, delete, activate, and deactivate canned replies smart_support_use_canned_replies Open the canned replies modal and insert replies into tickets Typical access: User type Typical access Administrator Manage […]

How Administrators Create and Manage Canned Replies

Administrators and users with the required permissions can create, edit, activate, deactivate, and delete canned replies from WordPress admin. Canned replies are managed under: Smart Support → Canned Replies Open the Canned Replies screen Go to Smart Support → Canned Replies. Review the reply list. Click Add New to create a reply. Click Edit on […]

How Agents Use Canned Replies on Tickets

Agents can use canned replies while responding to tickets from the Smart Support admin ticket screen. A canned reply inserts saved text into the ticket reply editor. Agents should review and personalize the response before sending it to the customer. Open a canned reply Go to Smart Support in WordPress admin. Open a ticket. Scroll […]

What Is the Smart Support Canned Replies Add-on?

The Smart Support – Canned Replies add-on lets support teams create reusable response templates and insert them into ticket replies from the Smart Support admin ticket screen. Instead of typing the same answers repeatedly, agents can choose a saved reply, insert it into the editor, and personalize it before sending. What problem does it solve? […]

Registration Fields Troubleshooting and Limitations

This article covers common issues with the Smart Support Registration Fields add-on and explains current limitations to be aware of. Fields do not appear on the registration form Check the following: The main Smart Support plugin is active. The Registration Fields license is active under Smart Support → Licenses. The field is marked Active. The […]

How to Create and Manage Registration Fields

Administrators can manage custom signup fields from the Smart Support Registration Fields screen. These fields appear on the Smart Support registration form and are saved to the user’s account after registration. Open the Registration Fields screen In WordPress admin, go to: Smart Support → Registration From this screen, you can: View existing registration fields Add […]