Where can I see that my ticket has been completed?

Where can I see that my ticket has been completed?

The processing status of tickets is divided into 4 groups.
A ticket may be open, in progress, completed, or classified as not necessary.
The status of a ticket can be viewed in the Status column in the menu item Tickets.

Ticketstatus

If a task created from a ticket is edited and completed, the status of the ticket is also set to completed.

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