How to Customize Ticket Status Labels

Rename the default ticket statuses to match your team’s terminology and workflow. This is a Pro feature.

Overview

Support Genix has 7 built-in ticket statuses with default English labels. You can customize these labels to use any terminology that fits your organization — without changing how the system works internally.

Default Status Labels

Internal CodeDefault LabelTypical Use
NNewFreshly submitted tickets
AActiveOpen tickets awaiting agent response
IInactiveTickets on hold or awaiting customer response
PIn-progressTickets being actively worked on
CClosedResolved tickets
RRe-openPreviously closed tickets that were reopened
DTrashedSoft-deleted tickets

How to Customize

  1. Go to Support Genix > Settings > General > Status.
  2. You’ll see input fields for each status label.
  3. Edit any label to your preferred text.
  4. Click Save.

Examples

Software Support Team

DefaultCustom Label
NewPending Review
ActiveOpen
In-progressUnder Investigation
InactiveWaiting on Customer
ClosedResolved
Re-openReopened
TrashedArchived

IT Helpdesk

DefaultCustom Label
NewUnread
ActiveIn Queue
In-progressAssigned
InactiveOn Hold
ClosedComplete
Re-openEscalated
TrashedDeleted

Customer Service Team

DefaultCustom Label
NewReceived
ActiveBeing Handled
In-progressWorking On It
InactiveNeeds Customer Info
ClosedDone
Re-openFollow-up
TrashedRemoved

Where Labels Appear

Custom labels are reflected everywhere in Support Genix:

  • Admin dashboard ticket lists
  • Ticket details page
  • Customer portal
  • Status filter dropdowns
  • Bulk edit options
  • Email notification templates (where status is referenced)
  • Reports

Important Notes

  • Internal codes stay the same. The system always uses single-letter codes (N, A, P, I, C, R, D) internally and in the database. Only the display labels change.
  • API and webhooks continue to use internal codes, not custom labels.
  • No functional changes. Renaming “Closed” to “Resolved” doesn’t change how closing works — it only changes what users see.
  • Translation compatibility. If you use a translation plugin, custom labels override the translated defaults.
  • Keep labels short. Long labels may not display well in compact UI areas like status badges and filter chips.

Related Docs

Last updated on March 5, 2026

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