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NinjaOne Ticketing: Manage Your Tickets

  • Last Updated April 23, 2026

Topic

This article describes how to work with and manage your tickets in NinjaOne.

The NinjaOne platform is compliant with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA); please submit a request to your account manager for a signed Business Associate Agreement (BAA). It is best practice to exercise proactive security measures, use Simple Mail Transmission Protocol (SMTP) servers to transmit ticket data, and ensure sufficient protocols are in place to maintain HIPAA compliance in all actions.

Environment

NinjaOne Ticketing

Description

Use this article to learn the purpose of each section or field within a ticket in NinjaOne, and how to interact with tickets for best practice management.

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Access Tickets

Access your ticket boards from the navigation sidebar in NinjaOne.

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Figure 1: Access your NinjaOne Ticketing boards

When you open a ticket, the requester (the person who submitted the ticket) will automatically receive a confirmation email. The email will come from the email alias you set up during configuration. To learn more about configuring the NinjaOne Ticketing tool, refer to

Figure 2: Manage your NinjaOne Ticketing boards

Ticket Health

Your configuration preferences determine the Status color for tickets.

In the Health column, an exclamation point (!) will appear when you label a ticket as high priority and high severity. A yellow triangle alert health_alert_yellow__.pngwill display when you link ongoing alerts to the ticket.

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Figure 3: Example of ticket health icon

Ticket Sections: Overview

When you open a ticket to begin working on it, there are numerous modifiable fields. For an explanation of these sections, refer to

Figure 16: Split a ticket → Configure new ticket details

Export Tickets

Times displayed on exported ticket spreadsheets may not match those shown in the NinjaOne console, as the export tool pulls the user's configured time zone. To control the data exported for tickets, use the filters at the top of the ticket board or click Edit Board to add or remove columns. The data will export to a .csv file in the format displayed in NinjaOne.

Export Multiple Tickets

You can export tickets from any board by clicking the export icon. Then, select the applicable option from the drop-down menu.

Figure 19: Export tickets (click to enlarge)

Export a Single Ticket

You can use the actions menu to export the single ticket details from within any open or deleted ticket. The ticket will export the data to a CSV file named after the ticket ID, including all fields and both public and private comments.

Additional Resources

Refer to NinjaOne Ticketing: Resource Catalog to learn more about NinjaOne Ticketing.

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