Portal
The Customer Portal allows your customers to file tickets, track their status, and respond to support conversations through a web interface.
Tickets submitted through the Portal are automatically created in ClearFeed and routed to a dedicated Triage Slack channel (depending on which version of Customer Management your account is on). Agent responses in Slack sync back to the customer in the Portal, keeping both sides in sync.
The Customer Portal is available only for accounts on the External Helpdesk Product Edition with Professional or Enterprise plans.
How the Customer Portal Works
You can share the Customer Portal link with your customers. You can find the link by going to Settings → Portal Setup. Refer to this page for details on how to give customers access to the Portal.
Customers can use the link and sign in using:
Google Sign-In
Microsoft Sign-In
Email magic link
Access is restricted based on the customer configuration and allowed email domains.
What Customers Can Do
Customers can:
File new tickets using configured forms
View all tickets/filter tickets from their organization

Track ticket status and updates
Reply to tickets and continue conversations

Export tickets from the portal

Customers can also tag support team members who are ClearFeed users when replying to a ticket, ensuring the right people are notified.

What Happens When a Customer Submits a Ticket
When a customer submits a ticket through the Portal:
A ticket is created in ClearFeed.
A new ticket appears in your Triage Slack channel
The ticket is routed to the dedicated Slack channel configured for that customer.
Team members can respond directly from the Slack thread or the ClearFeed WebApp.
Agent replies sync back to the customer in the Portal and customers receive updates via an email
Note:
By default, all outgoing emails are sent from your configured custom email address.
Important:
Emails sent using the custom email address will not be threaded in the recipient’s inbox.
Each outgoing email always includes the last 5 messages from the conversation as context.
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