> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.faronics.com/faronicsdeploy/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.faronics.com/faronicsdeploy/ticketing/ticket-actions.md).

# Ticket Actions

### Overview

Once a Ticket is submitted, it will appear as an **Open** ticket in the Ticketing View. Ticket statuses can be changed using the Ticketing View. Available statuses are **Open**, **In** **Progress**, and **Closed**.

Tickets can be created either using the Windows Notification bar or using the Deploy console. 

The Deploy console also manages Ticketing. Using Deploy, you can 

* [Create a Ticket](/faronicsdeploy/ticketing/ticket-actions/create-a-ticket.md)
* [View a Ticket](/faronicsdeploy/ticketing/ticket-actions/view-a-ticket.md)
* [Edit a Ticket](/faronicsdeploy/ticketing/ticket-actions/edit-a-ticket.md)
* [Add a Note to a Ticket](/faronicsdeploy/ticketing/ticket-actions/add-a-note-to-a-ticket.md)
* [Download a File Attached to a Ticket](/faronicsdeploy/ticketing/ticket-actions/download-a-file-attached-to-a-ticket.md)
* [Change Status of a Ticket (Open, In Progress, Closed)](/faronicsdeploy/ticketing/ticket-actions/change-status-of-a-ticket-open-in-progress-closed.md)
* [Assign Ticket (To a User)](/faronicsdeploy/ticketing/ticket-actions/assign-ticket-to-a-user.md)
* [Assign Owner (To a Ticket)](/faronicsdeploy/ticketing/ticket-actions/assign-a-ticket.md)
* [Export a Report of All Tickets to a CSV File](/faronicsdeploy/ticketing/ticket-actions/export-a-report-of-all-tickets-to-a-csv-file.md)


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