Thanks to Airtable's robust template gallery, you don't have to reinvent the wheel. There is likely a template that has already been created to match your use case. In this tutorial, we show you how to get out of the blocks fast using the Bug Tracker template.

To complete the steps in this video, you'll need an Airtable account. Under the Templates tab, search for Bug Tracker template (or click the link above) and click 'Use template'.

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For a customer support system, you can use Airtable's linked fields to;

• Link incoming customer support tickets to certain product features
• Assign tickets to team members
• Attach tickets to a bug report to keep track of which bugs your customers seem to be running into the most

No matter which table you are in within your base, this feature allows you to have a single source of truth. In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the steps to get this set up.

This tutorial shows you how to easily customize the Bug Tracker template pre-populated 'views' to give your customer support system more power.

By creating multiple views, your team can look at specific data without being overwhelmed. Individuals can view their assigned support tickets, your team can focus on open tickets, or tickets around a certain problem.

Forms are the first step for your customers or users in getting the support they need. In this tutorial, we guide you through customizing Airtable's Bug Tracker form, and pre-filling form fields. These steps allow you to send confirmation and follow-up emails to people who submit tickets.

Setting up an automated email system allows your entire team to get notified in real time when a customer is submitting an issue.

With this tutorial, you'll learn how to set up the email and copy in the requesting customer to let them know you're working on their issue.