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Tech requests

Report a problem, share an idea or ask for IT help, and see how far every request has got.

What you need to know

Tech requests is where everyone in the company reports something in WarpCore that does not work, shares an idea that would make it better, or asks for IT help. Everyone sees every request, except those marked Visible only to Tech / Development. Each request shows how far it has got, who in Tech / Development is on it, and its priority. Say Me too on a request that affects you too, and talk about it in its comments. My requests lists the ones you filed.

How to get here

In the left menu, under Workspace, select Tech requests, right after Dashboard. Everyone who is signed in has it.

What is on this screen

At the top, New request files a request, and Help opens this page. Under them, the tabs. Each section tab, and My requests, counts the open requests in it that you can open.

Tab
What it shows
Overview
Where things stand for the whole company, the most wanted open requests, the latest ones finished, and yours.
Problems
Something in WarpCore that does not work, and the bugs Tech / Development found itself.
Ideas
Changes and new features. Open ideas are in two groups: Planned, which Tech / Development will build or is building, and Wishlist, which waits for a plan.
IT help
Help outside WarpCore: a computer, an account, access, a printer or other software.
My requests
The requests you filed, the ones you marked included.
No records

The overview, with the three figures for the whole company and a bar for each section:

Tech requests · Overview

Example · sample data

Open requests

14

2 of them are visible only to Tech / Development

Being worked on

4

In progress or in review

Done in the last 30 days

6

since 09/12/2026

Where things stand

Open requests in each section, by status, for the whole company: requests visible only to Tech / Development count too. Select a part of a bar to see those requests.

Most wanted

Sorted by Me too. Me too informs Tech / Development; it does not set the order of work.

Recently done

The latest five that Tech / Development finished.

1 more visible only to Tech / Development

My requests

The requests you filed, and how far each got.

All my requests
  1. The figures. For the whole company, requests visible only to Tech / Development included. The line under the first says how many of them you cannot open.
  2. A part of a bar. The open requests of that section at one status. Select it to see them.
  3. Most wanted. The open requests with the most Me too. It informs Tech / Development; it does not set the order of work.
  4. Recently done. The latest ones Tech / Development finished.
  5. All my requests. Opens the My requests tab.

A section lists one request on each row: its Me too, its title, its number, who filed it and when, how many comments it has, its status and priority, and who is on it. Above the list, Show picks Open or Done or closed, Sort by picks Newest, Recently updated or Most Me too, and Search finds words in the titles. A part of a bar opens the list at its status; Show every status shows them all again.

Tech requests · Problems

Example · sample data

  1. Me too. Select it to say you need it too; select it again to take it back. Purple: you said it.
  2. The title. Select it to open the request.
  3. The kind. Problems holds two kinds: a problem someone reported, and a bug Tech / Development found.
  4. Priority. Tech / Development sets it. Critical shows in red; the others in words.

A line under a list says how many more requests in it are visible only to Tech / Development and the people who filed them. You see that they are there, never what they say.

A request's own page shows its words and what it is about, then Me too with the names of the people who said it, its Files, such as a screenshot of the problem, and its Comments: each comment with its replies under it.

A request's page · Me too and Comments

Example · sample data

You, Demo Requester 4, Demo Requester 5

Comments (6)

  1. Demo Requester 2

    10/09/2026 11:00 AM · edited

    It is blank on Harbor Lane Office Park too.

    • Demo Contributor

      Tech / Development

      10/10/2026 11:00 AM

      Thanks. It happens on properties with many sales nearby. We are on it.

    • Demo Requester 3

      10/11/2026 11:00 AM

      Replying to Demo Contributor

      Zooming in first works for me, for now.

  2. This comment was deleted by its author.

    • Demo Requester 3

      10/10/2026 11:00 AM

      Same here: smaller properties are fine.

  3. Tech / Development hid this comment.

    • Demo Requester 2

      10/11/2026 11:00 AM

      Updates go on this request, so we all see them.

  1. Me too. The people who need it besides the person who filed it.
  2. Replies. One level under a comment. A reply to a reply names whom it answers.
  3. Deleted. Its words are gone for good; its replies stay.
  4. Hidden. Tech / Development and its author still read it.

On the right, where it stands:

A request's page · Where it stands

Example · sample data

  1. Status. From New to Done. A request that closed without being done shows Not done and the reason.
  2. On it. Who is working on it, and since when.
  3. Priority. Low, Medium, High or Critical, or not set yet.
  4. Who can see it. Everyone, or only Tech / Development and the person who filed it.

What you can do here

In Tech / Development, a request's page also offers:

A request's page · Where it stands, for Tech / Development

Example · sample data

  1. Take it. Puts you on a request that nobody has. It then shows on your My Tasks.
  2. Priority. Set or empty it. The change is saved at once, and WarpCore keeps it, with who changed it and when.
  3. The mark. Set or clear Visible only to Tech / Development.

Under another person's comment, Hide hides it from everyone but Tech / Development and its author, and Show again undoes it.

The board does not move a request. The person on it moves it on My Tasks: their request's page links there with Move it on My Tasks. See Take a ticket.

Who can do what here

Who
Can do
Everyone signed in
Read every request, except those marked visible only to Tech / Development that someone else filed. File a problem, an idea or IT help. Change their own request at any time, mark it, and withdraw it while it is New and nobody is on it. Say Me too on the others’ requests and take it back. Comment and reply on any request they read, and change or delete their own comments. Add files to any request they read, and remove the ones they added.
Any role in Tech / Development
Read every request, the marked ones too, and every comment, the hidden ones too. An executive observer does no more than everyone signed in: no Bug, no Priority, no taking a request.
Contributor or Department manager in Tech / Development, or a company administrator
Also file a Bug, set Priority, take a request that nobody has, set or clear the mark on any request, and hide a comment or show it again.
No records

Things to know

  • The figures and the bars count every request, the marked ones too, so everyone sees the same numbers. The cards and lists show only what you can open.
  • A request you cannot read says “This request does not exist, or it is visible only to Tech / Development.” The page does not say which.
  • The mark limits who reads a request inside WarpCore. It is not a place for passwords: never put one in a request.
  • Department health reads these requests on Tech / Development's view. It times a Critical request from when it became Critical, and judges each open request by the time expected for its kind and priority; an idea has no expected time. See Department health.
  • Me too informs Tech / Development; it does not set the order of work or the priority. It sorts Most wanted and Most Me too, and nothing else.
  • The person who filed a request gets an email when someone else comments on it, and a comment's author gets one when someone else replies to it. Me too sends none.
  • Every result, and every reason something did not happen, shows in a message at the bottom right.

Good to know

A request is a ticket in Tech / Development's ticket project. Tech / Development works it there and on My Tasks, as any ticket.