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Tickets Portal for Mission Control

How Mission Control Customers use the Tickets Portal

The Tickets Portal in Mission Control gives your organization a centralized place to view, manage, and track support tickets submitted to the Corti Support Team. The Tickets Portal is integrated directly into the Corti Console experience, making it easy for your team to collaborate with Corti Support without leaving Mission Control. This also checks the boxes for security since the Console controls access for who has visibility to your organization's tickets.

Access Management Through Corti Console Projects

Access to the Tickets Portal is managed through your Corti Console project.

Users who are members of the same Corti Console project will be able to access the Tickets Portal. This allows organizations to centrally manage who can view and interact with support tickets.

As a reminder, you can access your console project at https://console.corti.app/

Where to Find the Tickets Portal

The Tickets Portal can be accessed directly from within the Corti Console.

To open the portal:

  1. Log in to the Corti Console

  2. Navigate to the left-side navigation menu

  3. Select Tickets Portal

The Tickets Portal link appears in the left menu panel alongside other Console and Mission Control features.

Once opened, you will be able to view all tickets associated with your project and monitor ongoing communication with the Corti Support Team.

How Tickets Are Created

Support tickets can be created in two primary ways:

  • By sending an email to Corti Support

  • Through Chat interactions on the Corti Help Center

When a support request requires investigation or follow-up from the Corti team, the conversation is converted into a ticket and becomes visible in the Tickets Portal.

Email-Based Ticket Mapping

The Tickets Portal uses email address matching to associate tickets with users and projects.

When a ticket is submitted via email, the email address of the sender is matched against users within the Corti Console project. If a match is found, the ticket is mapped into the appropriate Tickets Portal view.

This allows users to:

  • Submit tickets directly through email

  • Automatically see those tickets in the Tickets Portal

  • Maintain a unified support history across chat and email interactions

To ensure tickets appear correctly in the portal:

  • The sender’s email address must match the email associated with their Corti Console account

  • The user must belong to the appropriate Corti Console project

If a ticket submitted by email does not appear in the portal, verify that the correct email address is being used and that the user has access to the relevant project.

What You Can Do in the Tickets Portal

Within the Tickets Portal, users can:

  • View open and closed tickets

  • Track ticket statuses

  • Review responses from the Corti Support Team

  • Reply directly to tickets

  • Upload screenshots, logs, or supporting files

  • Collaborate internally by maintaining visibility across project members

Typical ticket statuses include:

  • Open — Ticket received and awaiting handling

  • In Progress — Corti Support is actively investigating

  • Waiting on You — Additional information is needed from your team

  • Closed — The issue has been resolved

Need Help?

If you experience issues accessing the Tickets Portal or believe your tickets are not being mapped correctly, please contact the Corti Support Team at [email protected].

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