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Managing Customer Support Tickets from Reviews

Learn how to manage customer support tickets from reviews in SmartMoving. This guide explains automatic and manual ticket creation, review-based triggers, and best practices for resolving customer issues efficiently.

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Written by Michelle Carone
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Customer feedback, especially negative reviews, provides valuable insight into where improvements are needed. SmartMoving’s Online Reputation Management (ORM) tool helps ensure these issues are addressed promptly by allowing you to create and manage customer support tickets directly from reviews.


How Review-Based Tickets Work

Support tickets can be created from both SmartMoving Only (internal) and public reviews. Tickets help your team track issues, follow up with customers, and resolve problems efficiently.

Tickets may be created:

  • Automatically, based on configured rules

  • Manually, directly from the review

Each ticket is linked to the relevant job and customer whenever possible.


Automatic Ticket Creation

SmartMoving can automatically create customer support tickets for reviews that meet specific criteria, such as low star ratings.

To enable automatic ticket creation:

  1. Go to Settings

  2. Select Marketing

  3. Click Public Review Tickets

  4. Enable ticket creation for SmartMoving Only and/or public reviews

  5. Define trigger criteria (for example, 1–2 star reviews)

Once enabled, tickets are generated as soon as a qualifying review is received.


Manual Ticket Creation from a Review

If automatic rules are not configured, you can still create tickets manually.

To create a ticket from a review:

  1. Open the review in the Reviews Inbox

  2. Click Create Ticket

  3. Review the linked job and customer details

  4. Submit the ticket

This ensures no negative feedback goes unaddressed.


What Information Is Included in a Ticket?

When a ticket is created, it includes:

  • Customer details

  • Job information (when available)

  • Review content and rating

  • Review source (internal or public)

This context helps your support team respond quickly and accurately.


Notifications for Review-Based Tickets

Once a ticket is created:

  • Customer support teams are notified

  • The issue can be tracked through resolution

  • Follow-ups can be coordinated internally

Notifications help ensure accountability and timely response.


Best Practices for Managing Review-Based Tickets

  • Enable automatic ticket creation for low-star reviews

  • Respond to tickets promptly to improve customer satisfaction

  • Use review details to guide customer outreach

  • Track recurring issues to identify operational improvements


What’s Next?

After setting up ticket workflows, consider:

  • Reviewing Review Screening settings

  • Customizing notification rules

  • Monitoring review trends using AI summaries

These features work together to strengthen service recovery and protect your reputation.

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