When to use snippets
Frequently repeated replies
Frequently repeated replies
Common acknowledgements, policy explanations, troubleshooting steps, or closing messages that you send across many tickets.
Consistent tone and language
Consistent tone and language
Standardize how your team communicates so every requester gets the same brand voice and approved wording.
Faster ticket resolution
Faster ticket resolution
Drop a known-good response in seconds instead of composing it from scratch each time.
Anatomy of a snippet
Each snippet is scoped to a single workspace and has two fields you edit:- Name - A short label used to find the snippet (for example,
Password reset acknowledged). - Content - The reply text inserted into a ticket message.
Create a snippet
Snippets are created from the reply composer on any ticket.1
Open a ticket
Place your cursor in the reply composer.
2
Open the snippet popover
Type
/ in the composer to open the snippet popover.3
Start a new snippet
Choose New snippet.
4
Add a name and content
Enter a clear, searchable Name and write the reply in Content.
5
Save
Click Save. The snippet is immediately available to everyone in the workspace.
Insert a snippet into a reply
1
Open a ticket
Place your cursor in the reply composer.
2
Open the snippet popover
Type
/ in the composer to open the snippet popover.3
Pick a snippet
Search by name and select the one you want.
4
Review and send
Review the inserted text, personalize it if needed, and send.
Snippets are plain text. They do not auto-fill requester or ticket details, so edit the inserted text before sending if it references a specific person or case.
Edit or delete a snippet
1
Open the snippet popover
From the reply composer on any ticket, type
/ to open the snippet popover.2
Select a snippet
Find the snippet you want to change and open it.
3
Save or delete
Update the Name or Content and click Save, or click Delete to remove the snippet.