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We have a TV display that keeps track of current affairs.Would it be possible to generate a customized report from the current affairs and display this in here? Currently reports are from 1 day in the past.(SLA's met, Urgent problemsAmount of logged in agents, that kind of information..)
In terms of practical use (including helping users avoid forgetting about things they need to do), Asana's Inbox is an inspired design. Here's a brief comparison of Asana's Inbox to Freshdesk's Notifications pulldown: Notifications go into Asana's Inbox. Not really different so far. Asana's Inbox list (notifications) are a central focus of the page, not a tiny pulldown. Asana Inbox entries (notifications) have an X button next to each so user can remove the entry once he's done with it. This is beautiful! Empty list = no more notifications to attend to. Freshdesk notifications are bold until clicked on. If you accidentally click on one, it will be un-bolded, increasing the risk you will fail to attend to it. This is avoidable, inherent risk of error — broken UX. There is no way to remove just one entry from the list and, less importantly, no way to mark an entry bold again. These may seem like minor differences. They are in fact major differences. The Asana Inbox approach creates a framework that inherently reduces the chance of errors (the primary error being thinking you attended to a notification, but you actually didn't attend to it, resulting in reduced quality of customer service). This is a case where the SaaS vendor (Asana) really considered the problem and found a solution that delights, rather than settling for a solution that seems okay on the surface, but which is actually pretty shallow.
Hi Team, It would be great if we are able to access and possibly edit Knowledge Base articles on iOS, Android and Windows Phone operating systems. Regards, Zach
It would be nice if you could have a light user for just creating and editing solutions for example. This user agent would not be able to do anything but create and edit in the solutions tab.Currently I have a few users that we have allocated full agent licenses that I have restricted so they cannot do anything but create and edit solutions. This works well but is expensive considering they don't participate in any other areas of Freshservice. I know there are the day passes but these are complicated to administer I feel. I think it would be nicer to have a lighter agent license that you can purchase and assign to people at a cheaper price.
We have legal captions at the end of every email. I would like to add an "auto-delete" from every email request, especially when they get the notification back which quotes their ticket description. This pushes our footers down below the area users pay attention.
Once you have the SSO shared secret you can login with any type of users (Customers, agents, or God too). This means that you must 100% trust the external website.Would be a nice security feature to be able to create (and revoke) SSO shared secrets and associate any shared secret to an user role, for example:SSO key: XYZ123Role: AgentMeans that using the key XYZ123 only users with "Agent" role will be accepted via SSO.SSO key: ABC5678Role: UserMeans that using the key ABC5678 only users with "User" role will be accepted via SSO.
Hi again,Something that I think would be very useful would be the ability to upload documents that are used regularly so that the agent can simply attach them to the ticket from the right hand menu, much like when you can select the "suggested solutions" you could select say "attachments library".This would certainly make life a whole lot easier for us as we wouldn't have to continually upload the same pdf's.CheersMatt
Ticket is being viewed (from all tickets screen)Like it shows in the ticket that another person is replying or viewing but from the list of all ticket views.This would prevent people opening tickets someone is already on.
Please make Google Calendar compatible with Mint. Thanks.
Hi there,Is there away of showing live stats eg Team Member, open tickets, etc on an external monitor.At the moment we have a white board with team member & open tickets hand written.Can you help
Just a few requests regarding filtering tickets:I'd like to see the option to filter using is/isn't statements. For example, I could filter out tickets that are a specific topic, but leave all the rest.Also, I'd love to be able to see a "none" for filters. Similar to how there's an "any" option. That way I could find any uncategorized tickets and categorize them. I'm a type A in that way. :)Thanks!
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This ideas board reflects customer feedback and our current thinking, and is provided for informational purposes only. Roadmap decisions, including AI-related capabilities, are influenced by many inputs beyond customer votes, such as technical feasibility, security, compliance, and market conditions. They are subject to change without notice. Idea status labels (such as “Under Review” or “Planned”) do not constitute a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any feature, functionality, or timeline, and are not part of any agreement with Freshworks. Development and release of any product or feature remain at Freshworks’ sole discretion.
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