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The AI Assistant reads your description, picks a ticket template, and fills in the New Ticket form. It does not submit anything. You review the form and click Create Ticket yourself.
You can also start a request from the AI Assistant on Home. See How to open a ticket. This guide covers the AI Assistant on the New Ticket page.

Before you start

  • Your account needs permission to create tickets. If you cannot see New Ticket, ask your IT provider.
  • Your IT provider must have at least one request type set up for your company. If none exist, the page shows No Templates Available.
  • AI must be turned on for your portal. If you do not see Open AI Assistant or the floating AI button, AI is off. You can still pick a request type yourself.

Create a ticket with AI

1

Open Tickets

Click Tickets in the sidebar.Tickets page
2

Click New Ticket

Click New Ticket at the top right. The AI Assistant panel may open on its own, because the default setting opens it with the page.If the panel did not open, click Open AI Assistant on the Create a Ticket with AI card, or click the floating AI button.
3

Describe the request

Type your request in the assistant’s message box. Include what the problem is, when it started, who is affected, any error message, and what you already tried.Example descriptions:
  • “I need a new employee setup for John Smith starting Monday in the Sales department”
  • “My email isn’t syncing on my phone since yesterday afternoon”
  • “Request for Adobe Creative Suite license for the marketing team”
Do not include passwords or Social Security numbers.
4

Send the message

Click the send button (Send message) or press Enter. The assistant picks the best request type from the ones available to you and prepares the answers it can infer.
5

Apply the suggested changes

A Suggested Changes card appears in the assistant panel with the Template, the Form content it will fill in, and any Questions to complete the draft. Read it, then click Apply to draft. Click Discard to throw the suggestion away.Nothing is written to the form until you click Apply to draft. After you apply it, a “Template selected and fields populated” message appears and the Template Selected badge shows at the top of the page.
6

Review the AI Generation Summary

The form shows an AI Generation Summary with three lists. Fields we filled for you shows what the AI completed. Required fields you need to complete shows what is still empty. Optional fields available shows the rest. Click a required field in the list to jump to it.AI Generation Summary listing populated fields and the review reminderOn wide screens a Required bar also lists the empty required fields.
7

Complete the template sections

Go through every section of the form. Multi-section templates show each section on its own tab, so visit each one. Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*).Hardware and peripherals section of the generated formCheck the Subject, names, selected dropdown options, and every date. The AI can misread dates such as “next Monday”, so set each date with the calendar picker.
8

Add attachments

If the template has a file-upload field, attach screenshots or documents there.Scheduling and attachments section
9

Click Create Ticket

Click Create Ticket at the top right and wait for the result. A message such as “Ticket #1234 created successfully!” confirms it.If required fields are missing, an error lists them (for example “Please fill in required fields: Job Title, Department”). Complete those fields and click Create Ticket again.Missing required fields error after clicking Create TicketSee understand the result if the ticket is created but attachments or an appointment fail.

Change the AI result

1

Add detail in the assistant

Open the AI Assistant panel again and send another message that adds detail or describes the change. The assistant sees your current draft, so it works from what is already on the form.
2

Apply the new suggestion

A new Suggested Changes card appears. Click Apply to draft to use it. Review the form again afterward, because a new suggestion can change the template or earlier answers.
For a small fix, such as a date or a dropdown choice, edit the form directly instead.
If you edit the form after a suggestion appears, the card shows Draft changed. Discard it and ask the assistant again.

Pick a template yourself

1

Leave the assistant

On the New Ticket page, click Edit form in the assistant panel, or close the panel.
2

Choose the request type

Select a request card under Request Service, or open Choose a template… under Select Template. Which one you see depends on your portal’s manual template selection setting. See How to open a ticket.

Embedded templates

Some templates contain another template inside them. For example, a New Hire template can include a New Computer Request template. If your description covers the embedded template’s questions, the AI fills those too. The summary lists them as Parent Label > Inner Label, such as New Computer Request > Model. Click a required one to jump to it inside the embedded card. Each embedded template still creates its own PSA ticket with its own board, priority, and status when you submit. AI only helps fill the questions.

Write a good description

Good: “I need to set up a new employee named Sarah Johnson who starts on January 15th in the Marketing department. She’ll need access to Adobe Creative Suite, Slack, and our project management tools.”

Troubleshooting

Frequently asked questions

No. Applying the suggestion only fills the form. The ticket is created when you click Create Ticket.
No. It chooses from the request types available to you. It does not change your permissions.
No. The assistant needs at least one request type. Ask your IT provider to set one up.
Review them all. Check dates, names, and selected options before you submit.
Yes. Edit the form directly, or click the back arrow in the page header to pick another template. Going back clears the current answers.