Outcome. A ticket the customer replies to after it was closed reopens and notifies its original owner, instead of the reply sitting on a formally closed record while the customer waits.
flowchart TD
A[Ticket status leaves Closed, closed date was known] --> B[Increment reopen count]
B --> C[Notify ticket owner]
B --> D[Create follow-up task for owner]
B --> E[Add to Recently reopened tickets list]
E --> F{Reopen count >= 3?}
F -->|yes| G[Add to High reopen count - review list]
F -->|no| H[End]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it when reps close tickets promptly but customers sometimes reply on the same thread with a follow-up question or a "that did not fix it."
- UseUse it as the layer that adds side effects (owner notification, reopen counter, review flag) on top of whatever reopens the ticket status itself, see Prerequisites.
- SkipDo not use it to reset SLA timers as though the ticket were brand new; a reopened ticket should keep its history and reopen count, not start a fresh clock with no memory of the first pass.
- SkipDo not use it if a reopened ticket in your process should always become a new ticket instead; that is a different intake pattern, not a reopen.
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