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Students at Lambda School need a place where they can escalate their concerns and receive help. This app will allow an admin to manage help desk tickets that come in from Lambda School Students.

Link to live app: DevDesk App.

Here is the link for the Product Vision Document to read more about our goals for this app: PVD

1. As a student I want to login and have the ability to see tickets that are currently open for help.

2. As a student I want to be able to create a new help ticket with a title, description, what I've tried and a category (ex: React).

3. As a helper I want to be able to login and see a list of open tickets.

4. As a helper I want to be able to assign a ticket to myself by clicking a "help student" button.

5. As a helper I want to be able to mark the ticket as "resolved", or re-assign the ticket back to the queue if I cannot resolve it.

1. Build an integrated Slackbot that allows students to submit help tickets through Slack. Allow the ability to subscribe to the queue in Slack to be notified if someone opens a ticket.

2. A user can be both a student and a helper

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Your app is ready to be deployed!

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