In the Business Hub, you can check the status of a Repair Ticket created by your organization. You can also make changes to open tickets (such as adding notes) or cancel tickets you no longer need.
Note: In a hurry or on a mobile device? You can get status on a ticket without signing in to the Business Hub. You just need your billing account number and ticket ID.
To locate a specific Repair Ticket, you can search for it or sort and filter the list of tickets. Click the column headers to sort all the records in ascending or descending order. Use the All Statuses, All Ticket Types, and All Created Dates fields to filter the list of tickets.
To view the status of a repair ticket:
The Business Hub lists all tickets—repair, potential repair, activation, configuration, maintenance inquiry, and reason for outage (RFO)—including tickets Brightspeed created on your behalf. By default, tickets are organized by the date the ticket was created (starting with the newest). The Status column shows the status for each ticket: Active, Canceled, Closed, etc. Potential tickets are designated by a yellow flag. Tickets that require a reply from you are designated by a green flag.
In the Business Hub, you can check the status of a Repair Ticket created by your organization. You can also make changes to open tickets (such as adding notes) or cancel tickets you no longer need.
Note: In a hurry or on a mobile device? You can get status on a ticket without signing in to the Business Hub. You just need your billing account number and ticket ID.
To locate a specific Repair Ticket, you can search for it or sort and filter the list of tickets. Click the column headers to sort all the records in ascending or descending order. Use the All Statuses, All Ticket Types, and All Created Dates fields to filter the list of tickets.
To view the status of a repair ticket:
The Business Hub lists all tickets—repair, potential repair, activation, configuration, maintenance inquiry, and reason for outage (RFO)—including tickets Brightspeed created on your behalf. By default, tickets are organized by the date the ticket was created (starting with the newest). The Status column shows the status for each ticket: Active, Canceled, Closed, etc. Potential tickets are designated by a yellow flag. Tickets that require a reply from you are designated by a green flag.
In the Business Hub, you can check the status of a Repair Ticket created by your organization. You can also make changes to open tickets (such as adding notes) or cancel tickets you no longer need.
Note: In a hurry or on a mobile device? You can get status on a ticket without signing in to the Business Hub. You just need your billing account number and ticket ID.
To locate a specific Repair Ticket, you can search for it or sort and filter the list of tickets. Click the column headers to sort all the records in ascending or descending order. Use the All Statuses, All Ticket Types, and All Created Dates fields to filter the list of tickets.
To view the status of a repair ticket:
The Business Hub lists all tickets—repair, potential repair, activation, configuration, maintenance inquiry, and reason for outage (RFO)—including tickets Brightspeed created on your behalf. By default, tickets are organized by the date the ticket was created (starting with the newest). The Status column shows the status for each ticket: Active, Canceled, Closed, etc. Potential tickets are designated by a yellow flag. Tickets that require a reply from you are designated by a green flag.