The finding detail page
Read a finding's trend, variants and source tickets, and rename, merge, or archive it.
Click any row in the Findings table to open its detail page.
What's on the page
- Trend Over Time — how this finding's volume has moved, with a breakdown you can slice further
- Similar Variants — the different phrasings/instances of the same underlying issue Synthight grouped together. Each variant can be marked Make Main (promote it to the representative phrasing) or removed with Delete Variant
- Affected Incidents — the actual tickets, with an Interviews tab alongside if any interview responses also surfaced this finding
- Filters — the same filter sidebar used everywhere else, scoped to this finding
Every incident row links straight back to the original conversation with View Original Ticket — a finding is never just an AI claim, you can always jump to the exact ticket it came from.
Editing priority, status and category
You can update a finding group's Priority, resolution Status, and Category directly from the detail page — changes save immediately.
Archiving
Choose Archive to remove a finding from your main view. The confirmation dialog includes an option: "Try to prevent detecting this finding in future ticket processing" — check it if the finding is noise you never want resurfaced.
Deleting a variant
When you delete a variant, you can also choose to add it to your irrelevant-findings filter, so the same phrasing doesn't get re-detected later.
Next steps
- Merging duplicate findings
- Creating a findings report
- Tracking people — from the incidents table, click through to the person behind a ticket
Frequently asked questions
What does "Make Main" do to a variant?
What happens when I archive a finding?
Can I always trace a finding back to the original conversation?
What happens if I delete a variant?
Can I change a finding's priority after it's created?
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