Thy NguyenYou can create tickets to manage tasks in Gridly, and sync tickets to other systems like Jira and Asana.
To use tickets in reporting LQA (Linguistic Quality Assurance) issues, please follow this article: Linguistic Quality Assurance (LQA).
Comments are now part of Tickets
We're pleased to announce that Comments are now part of Tickets. All existing comments will be converted into basic tickets. With this new change, you will be able to simply start a discussion plus:
- Tag and assign team members.
- Receive notifications when you're assigned to a ticket.
- Each ticket has an ID so you can easily keep track.
- Export Tickets to CSV file format.
Create a Ticket
- Right-click on a cell and choose Add ticket.
- Select ticket type: Basic or LQA issue (ticket type customized for running LQA projects)
- Type a summary for the issue.
- (Optional) Adding Assignee, set Priority and leave a Description.
- When you're finished, click Add.
- Click View ticket in the pop-up window to view the details.
Start a discussion in the ticket
Open a ticket (click 
on a cell, or open the Ticket center and click on a Ticket) and leave a comment to start a discussion. You can also tag a person in the comment in the Ticket.
Manage ticket
Search and filter tickets
You can find tickets by ID, summary, or Description in the Ticket center.
Click 
to filter by Author, Assignee, and Ticket type and sort tickets by time. 
Mark a ticket as resolved
Click the checkbox next to the Ticket summary in the Ticket center to Mark resolved.
Or you can view the ticket in the expanded window and click "Mark resolved".
Export ticket
Once in Ticket center in the sidebar, click 
and select Export ticket. Your tickets will be exported in CSV file format.
You can sync all the tickets from Gridly to your own project management tools like Jiraand Asana using Automations. Learn more at: