We can now manage support messages from our customers in one shared email box. And the canned responses (template messages) is a real time saver.
Nothing really. And they even helped us migrating our Zendesk tickets to HelpDesk.
It is so much easier to use than Zendesk, and we get reporting tools, tags, guest users (viewers) included at a much better price.
What I like the most about Helpdesk is its interface. Its very interactive and engaging. User interface and experience also seems quite decent with the necessary features.
I think what I like least about Helpdesk is its pricing and possibly its customer support at times. There have been times where the response time and SLA have not been complte met, but this is not very frequent.
Helpdesk used to help me solve business problems like priorization, work allocation, ticket tracking, and SLA trackng. It gave some basic reports which were useful to share with business heads too.
What I like about HelpDesk is that it allows you to create teams of service agents that can be assigned different tasks, however, absolutely everything is kept in one place. I can also say that the user experience impressed me, because the page is incredibly fast to load all its features. In addition, you can configure the application so that all tickets arrive first to your email to notify you.
HelpDesk has a high cost per agent, you can only save if you purchase annual plans, since when you select monthly plans they increase considerably.
In the organization where I work it was necessary to implement a platform that would allow us access and visibility to meet customer requirements. HelpDesk has helped us automate common responses and that we focus on really urgent tickets to improve our efficiency.