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dnerris
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Custom Ticket Properties Not Showing in “Dependency Settings” area of the Support Form Builder

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I have created a bunch of custom ticket properties by going to settings > properties > ticket properties.

 

When I go to create my support form I want to make some custom fields available if a user chooses a specific ticket type. 

 

The problem is when going to that question’s dependency field settings only the default form fields show up.

 

How can I get my custom ticket properties to show in the form builder’s depedancy options?BBCD393F-637B-4988-B7F0-B626C6F7F405.png

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jennysowyrda
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Custom Ticket Properties Not Showing in “Dependency Settings” area of the Support Form Builder

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HI @dnerris,

 

This issue should be resolved now, and you should be able to use ticket properties when building dependent form fields. 

 

Thank you,
Jenny

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dnerris
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Custom Ticket Properties Not Showing in “Dependency Settings” area of the Support Form Builder

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Following up here. I discovered that only custom properties in the “contacts tab” in “property settings” can be added to forms. Ticket properties cannot for some reason. Anyone know why?

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MFrankJohnson
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Custom Ticket Properties Not Showing in “Dependency Settings” area of the Support Form Builder

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Unfortunately, we don't have an answer to your Service Hub issue. Feels like something limited internally by HubSpot, but really dunno.

cc: @jennysowyrda 

 

Just wanted to share our observation. Hope it helps.

 

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jennysowyrda
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Custom Ticket Properties Not Showing in “Dependency Settings” area of the Support Form Builder

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Thanks for the flag @MFrankJohnson

 

@dnerris I am investigating the functionality of custom ticket properties with the team and will update this thread as soon as I have an update!

 

Thank you,
Jenny

dnerris
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Custom Ticket Properties Not Showing in “Dependency Settings” area of the Support Form Builder

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Thanks @jennysowyrda. This is a critical functionality gap that we need if we are to fully migrate to Hubspot. We are currently on Sales and Marketing Pro and want to add Service Pro.

 

The issue seems to be that “contact” properties can be shown in forms but “ticket” properties cannot, which is counterintuatvie to building a support form.

 

Looking forward to your findings. 

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jennysowyrda
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Custom Ticket Properties Not Showing in “Dependency Settings” area of the Support Form Builder

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HI @dnerris,

 

This issue should be resolved now, and you should be able to use ticket properties when building dependent form fields. 

 

Thank you,
Jenny

SwansonAdvisory
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Custom Ticket Properties Not Showing in “Dependency Settings” area of the Support Form Builder

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Hi Jenny @jennysowyrda

 

I am having the same issue I cannot see my custom properties when I go to create a form.

 

Please help!

 

Thanks

Georgi

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jennysowyrda
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Custom Ticket Properties Not Showing in “Dependency Settings” area of the Support Form Builder

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Hi @SwansonAdvisory,

 

Can you please share a screenshot of what you are seeing when you try to use the fields? 

 

Thank you,
Jenny

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dhlackner
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Custom Ticket Properties Not Showing in “Dependency Settings” area of the Support Form Builder

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Hi

 

I am using the free CRM right now for testing purposes.  Several issues/bugs

1.  when you clone a form, the "automatically create a ticket" button shows it is turned off on the Follow up page, even though it is selected in the form builder.  You have to turn it off on the form builder and then turn it back on.  And when you do that, all of the custom fields that you put on the form disappear and you have to create them all over again...which makes cloning very inefficient.

2. I created some custom ticket properties.  I tested the form with the custom ticket properties and the values are not captured and stored with a ticket.  They are blank. Why is that?

 

3.  I allowed for uploading a file on the form.  However, the file is not saved with the ticket.  It seems to go to the contact, which makes retrieval cumbersome.  Is that the way it is supposed to work?

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dhlackner
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Custom Ticket Properties Not Showing in “Dependency Settings” area of the Support Form Builder

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I figured out items 2 and 3.  My error.  

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