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# Keeping and your customer

## What does my customer see?

All messages sent from Keeping to your customer **look like a regular email sent from your support mailbox.**

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Keeping never shows your customer a ticket id, "powered by" text, or any other information that indicates they are using a help desk.
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Here's an example of what Keeping looks like to your customer.  Any reply from your agents to your customer **will come from your shared mailbox address**.  If you've setup Keeping using forwarding, Keeping sends an email on your behalf (see more on using Keeping with a [custom domain](/help/setup/connecting-a-mailbox/custom-domains.md)).

![What your customer sees after an agent replies.](/files/MrgNmMyGq9A9lJtSDD02)

## What do my agents see?

Your agents have a slightly different view of Keeping support tickets.  In the subject line, you'll see a 10 digit ticket ID.  And in the footer of the support ticket you'll see the email address of your customer, who they may have cc:ed, and which mailbox they sent their message to.

![Agent view of a Keeping ticket.](/files/94vA1GMMEklDpEg4qmOP)

When your agent replies to a ticket, **this information is removed** before it reaches your customer.

## Who gets the reply to a support ticket?

By default, when you reply to a message Keeping emails your customer along with anyone else they may have included on the cc: or to: line of their email to you.  In effect, when your agent replies to a support ticket in Keeping, it is a "Reply All". 

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**Good to know:** You cannot change or edit the list recipients to a support ticket.  Create a new ticket if you'd like to change the recipient list to a customer. 
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