Sample data · CC0 / public domain

Sample support tickets CSV.

A help-desk export: ticket IDs, creation dates, channels, priorities, categories, first-response and resolution times, status and CSAT. The table behind every support dashboard.

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The small files are static downloads. The large ones are generated in your browser from the same fixed seed, so every copy of support-tickets-100000.csv on earth is byte-identical — reproducible test data with no 60 MB download.

100 rows · 6 KB 1,000 rows · 58 KB

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Preview

First rows.

ticket_idcreated_datechannelprioritycategoryfirst_response_minresolution_minstatussatisfaction
T-500012024-01-01chathighbilling3154270closed5
T-500022024-04-01phonenormalbilling1142050solved4
T-500032024-07-01emailnormalaccount access2647661pending3
T-500042024-09-30emaillowbug report3434962solved5
T-500052024-12-31chatlowbug report1311030solved3
T-500062025-04-01web formnormalhow-to4364708closed5
T-500072025-07-01emailhighhow-to208338closed1
T-500082025-09-30emaillowintegration244409closed5
Schema

Columns.

columndescription
ticket_idTicket number
created_dateCreated date
channelIntake channel
priorityPriority
categoryIssue category
first_response_minMinutes to first response
resolution_minMinutes to resolution (≥ first response)
statusCurrent status
satisfactionCSAT (1–5)
About this dataset

What it models.

Priorities and statuses follow believable distributions (mostly normal priority, mostly solved), and resolution time always exceeds first-response time, so SLA math works.

CSAT is 1–5 with a realistic positive skew — good for satisfaction trend charts.

Good for: Support / SLA dashboards · Backlog and aging analysis · CSAT trend charts.

License: CC0 / public domain — use it anywhere, no attribution needed.

Common questions
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    Is resolution time always after first response?

    Yes — resolution is generated as a multiple (1.5×–30×) of the first-response time, so SLA and aging calculations stay coherent.

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    What license is this under?

    CC0 (public domain). Use it in tutorials, tests, courses, screenshots and products — no attribution required.

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    Is the data deterministic?

    Yes — every size is generated from a fixed seed, so the same file is byte-identical for everyone, forever. Reproducible tests, stable teaching materials.

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