Requests lost in texts
One queue per category, and staff can file on a member’s behalf.
Members file requests through intake forms you design for each category. Every ticket goes to the roles and default assignee you choose and gets a due date from the category’s SLA. Staff are warned before the deadline, alerted when it’s missed, and every reply, internal note, and status change stays on the ticket.

Requests routed by category and role, with custom intake forms, SLA due dates and warnings, internal notes, attachments, and analytics.
One queue per category, and staff can file on a member’s behalf.
Each category sets who can file, view, respond, and manage, plus a default assignee.
Reword built-in questions and add custom fields per category.
“Due soon” two hours before the deadline and “overdue” once it passes.
Each step hands its context to the next instead of sending people back to a spreadsheet, inbox, or paper form.
Pick a category, complete its form, and attach up to 15 files.
The default person or role is assigned and the SLA due date is set.
Reply, add internal notes, reassign, and update status and priority.
Review SLA hit rate and response times, and export reports.
Real screens from the product, shown with a sample department.






The member experience, administrative controls, and accountability tools to run the workflow end to end.
Seven custom field types, with built-in questions you can reword or turn off.
Separate roles for filing, viewing, responding, and managing each category.
Per-category SLA hours with due-soon and overdue alerts.
Staff-only notes alongside public replies.
Up to 15 files per ticket, 25 MB each.
My tickets, Assigned, and a staff queue with search and filters.
Volume, backlog, SLA hit rate, response and resolution times, and workload.
Ticket log with SLA columns, exported to CSV or PDF.
No. Tickets are for department members; staff can file on a member’s behalf.
We build custom modules. Tell us what you track today, who touches it, and what a good outcome looks like — we’ll scope a module that lives inside the same portal, permissions, and member accounts.
Tell us how you handle this work today. We’ll walk through the module in the context of the complete Station Clipboard portal.