Internal notes are available on Growth and above (paywall key
tickets.add_internal_note). Starter shows the composer toggle but blocks posting.Add a note
In any conversation, toggle Note in the composer (or press n). The composer turns yellow so you can’t confuse it with a customer reply. Write your message, then send with Cmd/Ctrl + Enter. The note appears inline in the timeline, tagged Internal, with your avatar. The customer never sees it. Nothing is sent to email, WhatsApp, or any other channel.Mention a teammate
Type@ to open a teammate picker. Pick a name; the note now mentions them.
Mentioned teammates get:
- A real-time desktop notification (if they’ve granted permission).
- An email summarising the note + a deep link back to the conversation.
- The conversation surfaces in their Mentioning me filter in the inbox.
@Sanne @Joost — both of you should weigh in on the refund here.
What to use notes for
- Handoff context — “Customer already tried the reset twice; tried clearing cache. Next step is checking with engineering.”
- Asking a colleague — “@Joost is the policy still 30 days for damaged items?”
- Recording an off-platform action — “Refunded €120 manually in Stripe, ref ch_3abc.”
- Notes-to-self — “Follow up Monday if no reply.”
What not to use notes for
- A reply to the customer. Toggle Note off and use the regular composer.
- Long discussions. Notes scale poorly past 3-4 back-and-forths — move to Slack or a quick call and link back.
Markdown
Notes support basic Markdown:**bold**, _italic_, `inline code`, and - bulleted lists. Useful when you’re pasting log lines or short snippets.
Permissions
Anyone on the workspace can add a note. Notes can’t be edited after sending — if you need to correct one, add a follow-up note. Deleting a note requires admin role and is logged in the audit log.Related
Replying to conversations
Composer, AI drafts, keyboard shortcuts.
Members & roles
Who’s on the workspace, and who can do what.