Helpdesk Ticket View Lacks Key Fields and Sign-In Flow Requires Duplicate Login
A support agent reports that the ticket view lacks common contextual fields, such as a friendly company name, and that the sign-in configuration is confusing because it requires logging in twice. Both issues add friction to daily support workflows.
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