Tickets v2 Discord Bot

Add Tickets v2 Bot to streamline support with efficient ticket commands. Manage tickets easily on your server. Invite Tickets v2 Discord Bot today!

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Invite Tickets v2 Discord Bot

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Tickets v2 Discord Bot Described:

Invite Tickets Bot to your server for fast and easy ticket creation, with buttons, select menus, forms, private threads, transcripts and more!

About

Tickets v2 is simple, customisable and powerful Discord ticket system complete with a web UI.
This is the successor to Tickets which is being sunset.

Our main features include:

Ticket panels with multiple buttons, for different types of tickets
Dropdown menus
Forms: Prompt users with questions before opening a ticket
Private threads: allow users to have tickets open in threads
Transcripts: A full copy of the conversation is automatically recorded when tickets are closed
User feedback: Prompt users to review the service they received after their ticket is closed
Live chat directly from the dashboard!

Select Menus

Button Panels

Forms

Setup

Click here to view the bot��s setup guide

Any Questions?

We��re happy to answer any questions you may have. Click here to visit our Discord server

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I add Tickets v2 Discord Bot to my server?

You can add Tickets v2 to your Discord Server by pressing 'Add Tickets v2 Discord Bot' on this page.

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