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Tracking

See where every request stands

Bugpot lets you track website requests in one list per website. Each one has a status, a priority and a person looking after it, so nothing depends on anyone's memory.

The list

One list for each website

Everything sent from a website lands in that website's list. Each row shows what kind of request it is, who sent it, which page it is about and where it stands.

Open a row and the screenshot, the details and the whole conversation are there.

Four statuses, in plain words

Open
Received and waiting to be picked up.
In progress
Someone is working on it.
Resolved
The work is done.
Closed
Nothing more to do.

Tools to track website requests

A priority on each request
No priority, Low, Medium, High or Urgent. It is clear at a glance what should come first.
One person looking after it
A request can be given to a named person, and the list shows who that is.
Search, filter and sort
Find a request by its wording, narrow the list down or change its order.
Saved views
Keep a filtered list as a view and return to it in one click. A view can be private or shared.
Types that fit the website
Bug, Comment and Idea come as standard. A website can have its own types as well.
A reference for every request
Each request has a short reference such as #ZUH57Q, which makes it easy to point to on a call.
Next: MessagesOne thread, with replies from your inbox

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