Capability: Tickets and Tasks

Every alarm ends with a name, a clock and a result.

Canvas turns what happened into work: assigned, timed, escalated if it stalls, and closed with a record of how.

Demo data
A Canvas ticket on the fictional demo plant: a coolant leak with status, assignees, an attachment, comments, the service level clock and its timeline

The outcome

Nothing sits in someone's head or in a chat thread.

When the work lives in one place, a director can see what is open, who holds it, and what is running late, without calling around.

  • A status that moves through defined stages
  • Approval chains where a sign-off is required
  • Escalation when a ticket is not picked up
Demo data
Canvas ticket inbox on the fictional demo plant: open tickets with status and owner on the left, the selected ticket on the right
Oil-stained hands working on machine parts
Illustrative photo
Somebody still has to go and fix it.

What a ticket carries

The detail that makes closing it quick

  • Per-step checklist

    When an alarm creates a ticket, the steps of the matching SOP appear on it as a checklist.

  • SLA clocks

    Tickets created by SOPs and by automations start a service-level clock.

  • Escalation

    A ticket that stalls moves up to the next person.

  • Approval chains

    Work that needs sign-off waits for the right person.

Worth knowing

Can we close a ticket from LINE, Telegram or Teams?

Not yet. Chat channels let people acknowledge and comment. A ticket is closed in Canvas.

Where do alarms come from?

From connected building systems, sensors and detections. See alarms, video and maps.

See an alarm become a closed job.

We will walk one event from first signal to the final checklist step.