Ticket Details
The ticket detail view provides comprehensive information about an issue and tools for managing its resolution.
Accessing Ticket Details
Click any issue card on the Kanban board, or navigate directly:
/issues/{ticket-id}
Page Layout
Header
The header contains the Issue Title (which is editable), a Status Badge indicating the current state, a Priority Indicator, and Quick Actions for editing or deleting the ticket.
Main Content
The main content area uses a tabbed interface. Discussion houses comments and conversation, History displays the audit trail of changes, and Debrief contains resolution documentation for resolved particular issues.
Sidebar
The sidebar provides at-a-glance metadata, including the Assignee, Reporter, Priority, and Created Date. It also lists Linked Products, Attachments, and the Source Alert if applicable.
Editing Issues
Quick Edit
You can edit some fields inline by simply clicking on the field value, making your change, and then clicking away or pressing Enter to save.
Full Edit
For comprehensive changes, click Edit in the header. This opens a modal where you can modify any field, including Title, Description, Priority, Status, Assignee, and Linked Products, before saving.
Discussion Tab
Adding Comments
To participate in the discussion, type your message in the comment box at the bottom. You can use Markdown for formatting (bold, lists, code blocks, links) and embed images. Click Post Comment or press ⌘+Enter to submit.
Managing Comments
You can edit your own comments by clicking the edit icon, modifying the text, and saving. To delete a comment, click the delete icon and confirm. Note that deleted comments are logged in the history for audit purposes.
History Tab
The history tab shows a chronological log of all changes. This includes Created events, Status Changes, Assignment updates, Priority Changes, Comment activity, Product Link modifications, and Attachment uploads or removals. Each entry details what changed, who made the change, when it happened, and the before/after values where applicable.
Managing Attachments
Uploading and Viewing
To upload files, use the Attachments section in the sidebar. Click Upload or drag-and-drop a file. You can then click a file to preview it (if supported) or use the download button to save it.
Embedding and Removing
You can reference attachments in your description using markdown syntax  to render them inline. To remove a file, find it in the list, click the delete icon, and confirm.
Linked Products
Views and Management
The sidebar lists linked data products, allowing you to click and navigate directly to them. To manage links, use the edit modal's Products section to add or remove items from the multi-select list.
Impact
Linking products has several effects: the issue appears in the product's Issues tab, product stakeholders are made aware, and the impact assessment is formally documented.
Resolution Workflow
Marking as Resolved
To resolve an issue, change its status to Resolved via the dropdown or by dragging it on the board. For tracked issues, a Debrief modal may appear, prompting you to document the resolution details.
Resolution Debrief
For important issues, the debrief captures the Root Cause, the Resolution method, Lessons Learned, and steps for Prevention.
Debrief Tab
Once resolved, the Debrief tab displays this captured analysis. It shows the root cause and resolution documentation, which can be edited later if more information becomes available.
Source Alert Integration
For issues created from quality alerts, the sidebar displays a Source Alert section with the Alert ID and a link. Clicking this link navigates you to the Alerts Center, highlights the specific alert, and allows you to review execution details, maintaining bidirectional traceability.
Keyboard Shortcuts
The interface supports keyboard shortcuts for efficiency. Use Escape to close the detail view and ⌘+Enter to post a comment.
Permissions
Edit and Delete
The Issue Reporter, Assigned User, Space Admins, and users with the Editor role can edit issues. Only the Issue Reporter and Space Admins can delete them.
Comments
Any space Member can comment on issues. Viewers can read comments but cannot post their own.
Best Practices
Writing and Documenting
Write clear, specific titles (e.g., "Customer ID null in orders_daily" instead of "Data problem"). Document thoroughly by describing symptoms, impact, and reproduction steps, and attach relevant evidence.
Managing Lifecycle
Update status promptly. Move issues to In Progress when you start work and Resolve them when complete to avoid stale backlogs. Use comments to keep stakeholders informed and record investigation steps.
Debriefs
For significant issues, always complete a debrief to capture the root cause, document the fix, and share lessons learned to prevent recurrence.