Every finding becomes a ticket.
Pre filled with everything to fix it.

Every Ranko ticket follows the same consistent structure, no matter which feature generated the finding. Each ticket includes a clear title, issue description, severity level, estimated traffic impact, affected page links, a recommended fix, and ready to paste code or content when applicable. The result is a predictable, actionable ticket format every time, across every workflow.

Teams configure their tracker connections during onboarding, and routing runs automatically from there. Ranko supports Linear, Jira, Asana, ClickUp, Notion, and Trello, with custom routing rules that send each ticket type to the right project, board, or assignee. Teams can also override routing for individual tickets when needed, but once set up, the system runs quietly in the background.

Severity and traffic impact are automatically pre filled for every ticket. Severity is based on the issue type and affected pages, while traffic impact is calculated using current performance data, historical patterns, and estimated traffic at risk. Teams can override these values when needed, but the default prioritisation works accurately for most cases and keeps decision-making consistent across every ticket.

Each ticket includes ready to paste code, markup, or content that teams can ship immediately. Whether it’s a full FAQ block, corrected structured data, a rewritten opening summary, or suggested internal links, Ranko generates the exact fix in the team’s brand voice and format so no one has to create solutions from scratch when the platform already has the context to do it.

One Click Fix Tickets uses the same unified tracker integrations as Ranko’s broader Imports and Exports workflow. Once a team connects tools like Asana, Linear, or Jira, those connections can be reused across every Ranko feature without reconnecting the same tracker multiple times. Configure once, and the integration layer works across all workflows automatically.

Ranko’s default ticket template covers most workflows out of the box, while still allowing teams to customise fields, naming, and routing logic when needed. Teams can rename fields to match internal terminology, add custom metadata like project codes or workstreams, and create routing rules that send different ticket types to specific trackers or boards. Most teams use the defaults successfully, but the flexibility is there for more complex operations.