Hi @RRubright that's correct, a ticket has several date properties by default, including create date, close date, last activity date, etc.
You can create a custom property for Due Date that you can add to reports, views, etc. by going to your HubSpot Settings > Properties > Ticket Properties > Create property:
Then choose Date Picker as the field type:
Then set the rules you want the date property to follow:
I recommend starting with any date, that way if someone forgets to add the due date, it can still retroactively be added.
This custom property can then be added to your ticket sidebar so its visible in the conversations inbox, etc.
I hope this helps get you the information you need!
If my reply answered your question please mark it as a solution to make it easier for others to find.
We have an app called Timerman that allows you to set SLAs for your tickets (basically things like how fast it needs to be solved after opening). It also tracks how long it spends in each stage by the minute. Check it out here.
Let me know if you have any questions or need help setting up! I'd be happy to jump on a call with you.
Hi @RRubright that's correct, a ticket has several date properties by default, including create date, close date, last activity date, etc.
You can create a custom property for Due Date that you can add to reports, views, etc. by going to your HubSpot Settings > Properties > Ticket Properties > Create property:
Then choose Date Picker as the field type:
Then set the rules you want the date property to follow:
I recommend starting with any date, that way if someone forgets to add the due date, it can still retroactively be added.
This custom property can then be added to your ticket sidebar so its visible in the conversations inbox, etc.
I hope this helps get you the information you need!
If my reply answered your question please mark it as a solution to make it easier for others to find.