Learn how to assign team members and collaborators to service tickets in URBI Kore.
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Every service ticket in URBI Kore can have a primary assignee and additional collaborators (followers). Assigning the right people ensures tickets get handled promptly and the right team members stay informed.
Primary Assignee: The single person responsible for completing the ticket. Shown prominently on the ticket card and in list views.
Collaborators (Followers): Additional team members who are kept in the loop and receive notifications about updates.
When creating a new ticket, click Add details to reveal the optional fields. Use the Assignee dropdown to search for and select a team member from the property's user directory.
Type a:name in the title field to quickly assign someone. For example, typing a:John will search for users named John and let you select one as the assignee.
Type @name in the title field to add someone as a collaborator on the ticket.
Click on any ticket in your list to open the detail drawer.
In the sidebar on the right side of the drawer, locate the Assignee section.
Click the assignee dropdown to search the property user directory. Select a new person to reassign the ticket. The change saves automatically.
Click on any ticket to open the detail drawer.
Below the assignee in the sidebar, you will see the Collaborators section listing current followers.
Click the Add member button to open the user selection modal. Search for and select team members to add as collaborators.
Click the delete icon next to any collaborator's name to remove them from the ticket.
If your ticket has subtasks, each subtask can have its own individual assignee. In the subtasks section, click the avatar dropdown next to any subtask to assign it to a specific person. This is useful when different parts of a job are handled by different team members.
When you toggle a ticket to Private (using the lock icon), you are automatically set as the assignee. Private tickets are only visible to the creator.
Always assign a primary person so nothing falls through the cracks
Add collaborators for team members who need visibility but are not doing the hands-on work
Use subtask assignees to break large jobs into individually owned pieces
Collaborators receive notifications when the ticket is updated, commented on, or completed