Build support panels, route ticket categories, collect intake answers, manage staff actions, keep transcripts, and tune limits per server without turning your Discord into a command maze.
The bot keeps the same full feature set, but the page now presents it in compact blocks instead of long stacked text.
Public ticket panels can use buttons or dropdowns, with core ticketing included on the free plan.
Discord OAuth management for categories, roles, limits, embeds, intake questions, and ticket presentation.
Claims, unclaims, ticket transfers, status updates, renaming, closing, re-opening, and support controls.
Automatic transcript storage with expiration, visible attachments, clean mentions, and customer ratings through DM.
Auto-close inactive tickets, staff tag warnings, per-category routing, and open ticket counts on panels.
Premium unlocks deeper limits, longer transcript retention, and more room for larger support teams.
Ticket Fabric is made for servers that want a polished ticket flow without giving up practical configuration.
Adjust categories, limits, roles, and embeds per server instead of being locked into fixed flows.
Use the dashboard for fast changes instead of relying on separate commands or manual Discord setup.
Transcripts, claim status, ratings, and closing actions are built in so staff and members stay aligned.
Short, direct explanations for the main things server owners usually check first.
No. Users open tickets directly inside Discord. The dashboard login is only for server management.
Yes. Each ticket category can have its own Discord channel category, keeping support, billing, and applications separated.
The bot saves a transcript, logs the closure, removes the user until re-open, and can collect a DM rating.
Yes. Auto-close can be enabled or disabled per server, with the inactive time set from the dashboard.