suggestions of Helpdesk software, request tracking - public domain or low cost
Paul Cubbage
pcubbage at opencountry.com
Tue Jul 11 10:12:39 PDT 2006
Take a look at sugarcrm.com & .org It's open and has a company behind it if you
want to buy training, support or customization. It's a lot and may be more than
you want but if you have plans to do more down the road, it could be a good bet.
Works with windoze.
I haven't used it so this is just an opinion and your mileage may vary.
Guy B. Purcell wrote:
>
> On Jul 10, 2006, at 1:02 PM, trm at eskimo.com wrote:
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>> I am seeking suggestions of Low cost or public domain Helpdesk
>> software
>> which is web based and also sends out email messages was needed.
>>
>> Examples would be:
>> - troubleticketexpress.com
>> - perldesk.com
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> I've used a few:
>
> * RT--not much to add beyond what Jennifer & Ramin have said; I really
> like it, but I think it has outgrown Perl
>
> * Remedy's ARS--this is the engine beneath Remedy's own helpdesk app;
> it's not cheap, but it has several nice features (my favorite was the
> ability to put tickets "on the back burner" for a time & have 'em
> automatically "reactivate" when that time had lapsed--really nice for
> when, say, a customer says they'll get back to you within X days); and
> their actual helpdesk app is very expensive
>
> * Double-choco-latte--dumb name; easy to install (it's PHP); a bit more
> than simple helpdesk, but it works fine for just that; I didn't use
> this much, so don't have a strong opinion
>
> * My previous employer purchased Remedy Magic Service Desk (different
> product entirely than their ARS/HelpDesk), but it never got installed
> before I left (from talking with the guy doing the install, it seemed
> way too integrated with Windows/AD for my comfort)
>
> -Guy
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