Tickets

Learn how to setup the ticket system

Ticket Setup

Support Role

Define a support role for the ticket system. This role can close tickets, view them and add/remove members from the ticket.

Syntax: ;ticket support add [role] [topic]
Example: ;ticket support add staff default

Category

Set a category in which Evelina should create all new tickets.

Syntax: ;ticket category [topic] [category]
Example: ;ticket category [topic] #tickets

If you do not use topics or do not want each topic to have its own category, use "default" to set the default category

Transcripts

Set a channel in which all transcripts of closed tickets should be sent.

Syntax: ;ticket logs [channel]
Example: ;ticket logs #transcripts

Ticket Topics

Create multiple ticket topics to have a better overview of your tickets.

Syntax: ;ticket topics
Example: ;ticket topics

After you have executed the command, you will receive a message with two buttons with which you can create or delete topics (categories).

To add your topic, click on "add topic" and fill out the modal.

To avoid problems with emoji processing, we recommend using the command ;emoji info [emoji] to find out the Markdown and copy it 1:1 for the ticket system.

You can also edit existing topics or create them manually.

;ticket topic add [name]
;ticket topic remove [name]

;ticket topic name [old] [new]
;ticket topic description [name] [description]
;ticket topic emoji [name] [emoji]

It is important that if you create a category and want to use an emoji, the emoji must be on the same server as the bot.

Ticket Embed

To create a ticket you also need the ticket embed.

Syntax: ;ticket send [channel]
Example: ;ticket send #ticket

If you don't want the standard ticket embed, you can create one yourself. Go to https://evelina.bot/embed.

After you have finished designing your embed, click on "Generate Embed Code" and copy it with "Copy Embed Code"

Syntax: ;ticket send [channel] [code]
Example: ;ticket send #ticket {embed}$v{description: Create a Ticket}

Ticket Open Embed

Change the message sent when a new ticket is created.

Syntax: ;ticket openembed [topic] [code]
Example: ;ticket openembed default {embed}$v{description: Support will be with you shortly}

If you do not use topics or do not want each topic to have its own category, use "default" to set the default category

Ticket Modals

Now you can add a modal that opens before a ticket is opened to have questions answered.

Syntax: ;ticket modal add [topic] [name] [description]
Example: ;ticket modal add Support Question What is your Question?

It is now important to save this code as you will need it to retrieve the user response.

To display in the ticket message what the user has entered in the modal, you have to take the code and insert {code} into your open embed message like this

Tickets | Evelina

Here is an example of what it would look like if a user wants to open a ticket:

Here is an example of what it would look like if a user opened a support ticket and filled out the modal: