April 17, 2025

Say Hello to Slack Lists: Your Support Requests, Now in Slack!

What’s New

Slack Lists for support requests!

Staying on top of support requests is key to keeping your business running smoothly and your clients happy, and we’re making it easier than ever.

We’ve been using Slack Lists for a while now in our website project channels, and we’re bringing that transparency and ease to your primary channel as well! Since our shared Slack channel is already the hub for our communication, we figured it would be the best place for you to stay informed about the status of your billable and care plan support requests.

How to view your support requests in Slack

At the very top of our primary partner channel, you’ll now see a new pinned item called [Your Agency Name] Support: Status. Here’s an example:

A dashboard interface shows the "Kohort Support" page, with an arrow pointing to the "Support Status" tab in the top menu.

Click on this item to open a dedicated view with all your support requests and their current status. (Depending on the size of your Slack window, you may need to scroll to the right to see more status columns and their cards.)

What shows up here?

We’ll add a card for each support ticket received either via our shared email address or directly from you in our primary channel. Here’s a sample card:

A task card titled "I need help with my website" for client Kohort, marked as "Standard" priority and "Retainer Support" type, is shown under "In Progress.

You’ll be able to see some key information at a glance:

  • Request name
    This is also how it will show on your invoice/timesheet.
  • Client
    Which client made the request.
  • Priority
    We use 3 priority levels: low, standard, and urgent.
  • Type
    • Retainer Support
      You will be billed for the time spent on this request.
    • Care Plan Support
      This request is covered under an active care plan and you won’t be billed unless the scope exceeds care plan support.

When a card is created, Slack will automatically create a discussion thread for that request. Select a card to see comments and find the direct link to the thread; if you need to follow up with us on anything that has to do with a particular request, that thread is the place to do it!

Our hope is that using this feature to track support requests will make it easier for you to see original requests, get updates, and collaborate with our team when needed. We’re excited to see how this new feature works for you, and, as always, please reach out in our primary Slack channel with any questions or feedback!

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