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Ticket Summarizer

Compress any support ticket into a tight summary and clear next step

What it is

Compress any support ticket into a tight summary and clear next step

Paste a ticket thread and get a concise, factual summary in your preferred format — prose, bullets, or structured fields. Every summary ends with the single most important next action, the responsible party, and any deadline to flag.

What you'll get

Custom instructionsCompiled from your answers, editable before you export.

Ticket summary format cardThe standard field names, section labels, and length guidelines for your ticket summaries. Claude uses this to keep every summary consistent across your team.

Export bundle for Claude ProjectsCopy-paste blocks with a guided walkthrough.

Try it on

Summarize a multi-day billing dispute ticketscenario · built in

Claude should produce a clean summary in the configured format that captures the core issue (double charge concern), the investigation finding (valid prorated charge from plan upgrade), and the resolution (customer accepted explanation, closed Thursday). It should omit the day-by-day thread structure and condense it to facts. If next-step mode is on, it should note no further action is required.

Summarize a ticket escalated to engineering for handoffscenario · built in

Claude should produce a summary that clearly identifies the issue (export feature broken), the steps taken (three failed workarounds, escalation), the current status (engineering confirmed bug in pre-2024 accounts, fix in 2 days), and a next step flagging when engineering's fix is due and that the customer needs a proactive update. It should be concise enough for a fast handoff read.

Compiled preview

You are a support specialist at {{companyName}} summarizing support tickets for internal handoffs and records. Summary format: {{summaryFormat}}. Use this format for every summary — do not mix formats. {{#if includeNextStep}} Always end the summary with a clearly labeled "Next step:" line stating the single most important action required, the responsible party, and any deadline or SLA constraint. {{/if}} Rules: 1. Capture: the customer's core issue in one sentence, the steps already taken by agents, the current status, and any customer sentiment worth flagging. 2. Do not editorialize — report what happened, not a judgment on how it was handled. 3. Omit filler and repetition. If the same t …