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Company, Site, and Ticket Visibility

Ticket visibility depends on your contact record, company or site membership, primary-contact settings, collaborator access, and the company ticket-sharing policy.

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Company, Site, and Ticket Visibility

Ticket visibility depends on your contact record, company or site membership, primary-contact settings, collaborator access, and the company ticket-sharing policy.

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Visual walkthrough

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The annotated screenshot uses numbered red boxes and arrows. Read callouts 1, 2, and 3 in order, then return to the written steps below for the complete procedure.

Illustrated customer company, site, contact, and ticket access structure. Open full size
Visual 1 Illustrated customer-access example. All company, contact, and site names are fictional.
Illustrated DSE client profile and account settings. Open full size
Visual 2 Related workflow: Illustrated signed-in customer example. All names and account details are fictional.
Annotated DSE walkthrough for Company, Site, and Ticket Visibility with three numbered red callouts, boxes, and arrows. Open full size
Visual 3 Annotated walkthrough: follow red callouts 1 through 3 to confirm context, complete the action, and verify the result. The screenshot is a sanitized training view with fictional records.
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Workflow section 1 of 3

How customer records are organized

  1. A main company can represent the overall customer relationship.
  2. Sites or sub-companies can represent individual locations with their own address and local contacts.
  3. Your account should be connected to the company or site where you work.
  4. A primary or main contact may have broader visibility when the company settings allow it.
  5. A collaborator can view and reply to the specific ticket on which that person was included.
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Workflow section 2 of 3

If a ticket is missing or incorrectly visible

  1. Do not create a duplicate ticket only because the original is not in My Requests.
  2. Use the ticket access link or the email address and ticket number when you are authorized to do so.
  3. Contact DSE with your name, company, site, ticket number, and the access you expected.
  4. DSE will verify authorization before changing company membership, primary-contact status, collaborators, or ticket sharing.
  5. Tell DSE immediately if you can see a ticket that appears to belong to another customer or an unrelated site.
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Workflow section 3 of 3

Finish and verify the customer action

  1. Wait for the confirmation page, updated conversation, email, or account message before repeating the action.
  2. Confirm the customer, company, site, DSE-###### ticket, and visible status are the ones you intended.
  3. Save the confirmation or reply on the same ticket when more information is needed.
  4. Contact DSE immediately if account or ticket visibility includes unrelated customer information.
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Final verification

Before you leave this guide

  1. Confirm context. Recheck the DSE domain, signed-in account, company or site, ticket number, device, and request type shown on screen.
  2. Confirm the result. Perform one harmless verification and make sure the visible status matches what you expected.
  3. Keep the reference. Save the DSE-###### ticket number, confirmation, or other safe reference needed to continue the same conversation.
  4. Stop on a mismatch. Do not repeat a high-impact action. Preserve a safe screenshot, note the time and exact error, refresh once, and update or open the correct DSE ticket.

Content owner: DSE Service Operations. Production reviewed July 16, 2026. Examples and visuals are customer-safe and use fictional data.

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