Notifications in Microsoft Teams Ticketing by TeamsWork Explained
Updated: Jul 12
Hi all,
Receiving notifications in Teams is one of the key benefits of using Ticketing App vs using a tool outside of Teams.
Install the Chatbot to receive notifications
Ticketing will send notifications through Teams Chatbot. The Chatbot will automatically install after user connect a first time in any Ticketing instance. If you already login to Ticketing App but you still dont see a Chatbot named "Ticketing As A Service" follow instructions from the "Reinstall Chatbot" in below section.

Ticketing notifications explained
For every change done on a ticket (status change, comment, etc.), a notification is triggered in the Chat.
Both Requestor and Assignee will receive notifications following these rules:
- if action is done by Assignee, Requestor will receive a notification, and vice versa
- if action is done by Requestor, Assignee will receive a notification
- if, as a Teams Owner, you create a ticket on behalf of someone and assign to it to someone else, both Assignee and Requestor will receive a notification. Same
- if a Teams Owner updates a ticket, both Assignee and Requestor will receive a notification.
I dont receive notification
1. You will not receive a notification if you are the one performing the action. See previous section.
2. Guest Account cannot receive notification because the Chatbot app cannot be installed on a guest Guest Account.
Reinstall Chatbot
See below video for step by step instructions
1) Uninstall the App
a. Click on the three dots above the apps.
b. Right-click on "Ticketing as a Service" app.
c. Click on "Uninstall."
2) Log out and log back into Teams.
3) Add the App
a. Click on the App
b) Search for Ticketing As A Service
c) Click on Add
Chatbot should now be installed in your Chat panel

Have a great day!
Marc
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