Capture and assign
Create the issue from a configured call, message, form or API input, or enter it manually. Route it to the right person or team.
Create tickets from customer requests, assign the right team, set response and resolution targets, and escalate requests that need attention.
Discuss your requirementsA support ticket is the working record of a customer issue. It identifies the problem, the responsible team, its status and the actions needed to resolve it.
A spreadsheet can list complaints. A ticketing system helps the team assign them, track delays, connect related requests and keep the customer informed until the work is done.
Create the issue from a configured call, message, form or API input, or enter it manually. Route it to the right person or team.
Record progress, apply response and resolution targets, and notify supervisors when work needs attention.
Record the resolution, update the customer and request feedback through a configured survey.
A service-level agreement or target describes the response and resolution times you agree for a type of request. GoDesk can track targets by channel, priority and business hours.
Yes. Configure how incoming conversations create or connect to support work. A ticket can stay open while another department finishes the issue, even after the chat ends.
Use these features alongside GoDesk calling, messaging and customer records.
All platform modulesCreate service work from inbound interactions with connected call information.
Set response and resolution targets by channel, priority and business hours.
Use conditions to assign work to teams or agents.
Notify supervisors before, on and after a service-level breach.
Link related requests and handle duplicate tickets.
Define categories, states and resolution reasons per tenant.
Review where ticket time is spent by status, team and queue.
Configuration, integration, deployment and access are agreed around your environment and the people who will use the platform.
Deployment guideTell us which GoDesk products you need, how many people will use them and whether you are buying for your business or offering services to customers.