Ticket Classification is the process of categorizing tickets based on their type, issue, product, or workflow. It helps your team instantly understand what the ticket is about and route it correctly.
Classification improves:
Ticket routing
Automation accuracy
Reporting & analytics
SLA management
Customer experience
Reduces manual sorting
Helps agents respond faster
Ensures the right team handles the right issue
Enables department‑wise reporting
Improves Answer Bot suggestions
Helps build a structured Knowledge Base
Broad grouping of issues. Example: Service, Warranty, Billing, Orders
More specific issue type. Example: Installation, Repair, Replacement
Product‑level classification. Example: Mixer Grinder, Cooktop, Chimney, Water Purifier
Your own classification fields such as:
Issue Type
Warranty Status
Product Model
Serial Number
Go to Tickets from the left panel and select any ticket.
You will see fields like:
Category
Sub‑Category
Product
Issue Type
Priority
Choose the appropriate values from the dropdowns.
Add a public reply or private note to explain the classification.
The ticket is now properly categorized.
Dropdown
Multi‑select
Lookup
Text fields
Service
Warranty
Billing
E‑commerce Orders
Installation
Repair
Replacement
Refund
Payment Issue
Mixer Grinder
Induction Cooktop
Chimney
Water Purifier
Vacuum Cleaner
Product Model
Serial Number
Warranty Status
Issue Category
You can create rules like:
If Category = Warranty → Assign to Warranty Team
If Product = Chimney → Add tag “Chimney”
If Issue Type = Installation → Set Priority = Medium
If Warranty Status = Expired → Send billing instructions
Classification = Smarter automation.
Keep categories simple
Avoid too many sub‑categories
Use dropdowns instead of free text
Make important fields mandatory
Review classification fields every 6 months
Train agents to classify tickets immediately
Q1. Can I hide classification fields from customers? Yes, using field‑level permissions.
Q2. Can each department have different classification fields? Yes, layouts are department‑specific.
Q3. Can classification fields be used in automation? Yes, they are the most common automation triggers.