Features
The whole helpdesk, on every plan
An IT helpdesk with room for every department, and no helpdesk feature you have to upgrade to get. Plans only differ in how many techs you have. Keeping track of equipment too? That’s the inventory add-on. Contracts and renewals? The contracts and vendors add-on.

Tickets
A ticket list that keeps up
Techs see their own work, their team’s queue, and what’s waiting on someone else. Filter, search, save a view, and change a bunch of tickets at once.
- Tickets from the web, from email, or a quick ticket when someone calls
- Photos and files, including straight from a phone’s camera
- Every change written to the ticket’s history, and nothing ever deleted
- See who else has a ticket open, so two people don’t answer the same question
- Print a ticket, with or without the internal notes
Request forms and routing
The right ticket to the right team
Build forms yourself, then let routing rules send each ticket where it belongs. A rule can test anything on the form.
- 14 kinds of fields, including a location picker and a person picker
- Questions that only show up when an earlier answer calls for them
- Shared lists, like departments or job titles, used by any form
- Fields only techs fill in, like a root cause, that requesters never see
- Tasks for other teams on every ticket a form opens, in order when order matters
- Round robin and fewest-open assignment
- A test page that shows what your rules would do before they do it


Approvals
Approvals without the email chain
A form can wait for a yes before work starts: from a group of approvers, from the requester’s supervisor, or only when certain answers are picked.
- Approvers hear by email and on their phone, with everything waiting on one page
- Any one approver, or everyone on the board
- A “no” needs a reason, and the requester hears it
- Nobody approves their own request
- No tech is picked or pinged until it’s approved
- Reminders for approvals nobody answers, then closed if they still sit
Less chasing, fewer clicks
Follow-ups
- A “still need help?” email when someone goes quiet on a question
- Resolved for you if they never answer, and reopened if they do
- A quick “thanks!” doesn’t drag a resolved ticket back into the queue
- Resolved tickets can close on their own after a week
Outages
- Link everyone’s “email is down” tickets to one main ticket
- One reply reaches every one of them
- Resolve the main ticket and they all resolve, one email each
- Merge true duplicates into the ticket that stays
Working together
- Saved replies that fill in names and ticket numbers
- @mention a coworker in an internal note
- Tasks for another team inside the same ticket, in steps if one has to wait
- Time spent on each ticket, right in your reports
- Remote support from the ticket, with your own Zoho Assist or TeamViewer account
SLAs and business hours
- First-reply and resolve times for each priority
- Counted in business hours, with your holidays
- The clock stops while you wait on the requester
- A heads-up before time runs out, and an alert when it does
Knowledge base
- Articles for everyone, for one department’s staff, for all techs, or public, so people can find help before they sign in
- Suggested on request forms before someone sends
- A real editor: headings, tables, and pasted screenshots
- Each department can require an OK before publishing
Reports and surveys
- An overview, plus reports you build and save
- Grouped by team, tech, site, category, or form answer
- “How did we do?” on every resolved ticket
- The numbers you care about by email, daily, weekly, or monthly
Sign-in
- Microsoft 365
- Google, Okta, AD FS, and other single sign-on
- Windows accounts on your network, with automatic sign-in on work computers
- Passwords kept in the helpdesk, with an authenticator app you can require
- Keep me signed in, if you turn it on, and sign out everywhere
- People who leave are turned off on their own when their account is turned off in Active Directory, Microsoft 365, or Google Workspace
Email, chat, and alerts
- Built-in email that works from the first minute, from our address or your own domain
- Or your own Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or other mailbox
- Replies by email land on the right ticket
- Open tickets from Slack or Microsoft Teams, and hear back there
- Posts to Slack, Teams, Google Chat, or Discord
- Monitoring tools can open tickets, and resolve them when the problem clears
- Phone alerts for techs, with no app store
Your helpdesk, your name
- Your logo, colors, and name on every page and email
- Recurring tickets for the jobs that come around every month
- Bring your people and old tickets over from a spreadsheet
- Clear out test tickets before you go live, and keep your setup
- Serve several organizations, each seeing only its own tickets
- An API for scripts and other systems
- Optional AI help, with your own key

Inventory add-on
Know what you have and who has it
Laptops, printers, vehicles, and anything else with a tag, tracked right next to the tickets about them. See the inventory add-on.
- Print your own tags and scan them with a phone
- Check-outs with due dates, and My equipment for everyone
- Reservations for loaners, with what’s free shown before anyone asks
- Warranty and inspection reminders, and repeating upkeep tickets
- Walk-arounds that show what’s missing
- Found for you on your network, in Microsoft Intune, and in Google Workspace
- Each team looks after its own equipment
Contracts and vendors add-on
Know what’s coming up for renewal
Every contract and the vendor behind it, with a heads-up before the last day to cancel. See the contracts and vendors add-on.
- Subscriptions, support plans, leases, warranties, and service agreements
- Reminders before the notice date, and a ticket for the owner if you want one
- Renew in one step, with what earlier terms cost kept on file
- Vendors with their support line, case link, and the people there
- The vendor and case number right on the ticket that’s waiting on them
- Twelve months of renewals by vendor and department, and costs only managers see

See it for yourself
The demo is a made-up company with three months of tickets. Pick who you’d like to be and click around. There’s nothing to sign up for.