Plan requirement
| Subscription | Any plan |
| Access | Admin |
Yes. Macro comments accept formatting including links, and a placeholder can make the link point at the right ticket.
Add a link
Edit the macro, select the text in the comment and insert a link as you would anywhere else. It arrives in the customer's email as a link.
Linking to the ticket itself
Use a placeholder for the ticket in the address, so the link goes to the ticket the macro was applied to rather than to a fixed one. That is how a macro can say "you can follow your request here" and mean this request.
Two things worth checking
- Where the link goes for a customer. A link to an agent interface page is useless to them, and it is easy to paste one from your own address bar without noticing.
- Whether they need to sign in. A help centre link to restricted content sends them to a login screen, which reads as being locked out.
Test it as a customer
Apply the macro to a test ticket, send it to an address you control, and click the link from that inbox. That catches both problems in one go.
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