What to include in a ticket

Last updated May 15, 2026

What to include in a ticket

A complete ticket gets resolved on the first reply. An incomplete one bounces back and forth for days.

For an order issue

  • Order number (PO-YYYY-NNNN).
  • Lot number if the issue is product-specific.
  • What you observed vs. what you expected.
  • Photographs if the issue is physical (broken seal, temperature, mislabeling).

For a COA request

  • Order number.
  • Specific lot number — COAs are keyed to lots, not orders.
  • Why you need it (clinic recordkeeping, regulator request, etc.) — helps us prioritize.

For a compliance question

  • Specific SKU or product slug.
  • Destination state if shipping-related.
  • Any practitioner-specific exception that applies (research authorization, etc.).

For an account change

  • The specific change requested.
  • The email or member affected.
  • If a role change, the requesting user's authority to make the change.

PHI should never go into a ticket — see the Privacy Policy §09 for the HIPAA boundary.

Still stuck?

Open a ticket and we'll thread the conversation back to this article.

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