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At a Danish keyboard for now, it is not possible to write @ with the key combination "AltGr" + "2". When you use the combination the text you have already written only gets bigger.
I would like to use 2 scenario's. One of them will start te timer, the other scenario stops the timer.I looked for this option but couldn't find it.Is there a possibility to create time entry's with a scenario?Thanks,Remi
It would be really great if we could edit a ticket subject after a user has a) emailed our support desk or b) submitted a ticket through Freshdesk.Too many times, our clients will enter subjects such as 'HELP!!" or 'Product Not Working!!!" which is really meaningless to our support team. We would like to be able to edit their original subject to be more descriptive and accurate.In addition, this edit ticket subject is essential when splitting tickets, as there could be two separate issues in that one ticket, and when you go to split a note or ticket into a new ticket, the subject is still the same as the old ticket. This is very confusing.
We recently had a customer contact us via our Freshdesk portal requesting information about people they referred to our service. It would be amazing if we could push that contact directly over to BatchBook, along with a task and/or message to our sales team to follow-up with that user.
Or does it just not work on iOS?!I have not found anything more painful than manually typing in an entire client email address on a mobile device to create a ticket for them.This seems so obvious I must be missing something!
I would like to be able to use the advanced features that Zoho provides.It would be great to be able to use CALL LOGS and ACTIVITIES in Zoho and have them update in NOTES and TASKS in Freshdesk.Additional integration would be greatly appreciated.
Hi,It would be really handy to have an expandable message box for ticket replies rather than having the limited space with a scrollbar.I find it so much easier when writing in any kind of content field area to be able to drag the bottom right corner so that I can see all of what I am writing.I'm getting exactly the same problem right now writing this, I'm on the 8th line now and I already can't see the top line... it's no more than one inch of visible space.This doesn't strike me as too difficult?Matt
are there any plans to add 37signals highrise crm to the integration list?
I've only used merging once or twice, and for requests from an external source, there's not much point the way it currently works.For merging to be useful, two merged tickets should behave as one ticket. If ticket B has been closed and merged with A, then replies to B should be added to A, and not cause B to be reopened. If a ticket has been closed and merged in to another ticket, then the customer should not be able to reopen it.An exampleWe had an open ticket (ticket A), related to a problem with one of our suppliers, affecting one of our customer.We received a new email, from the customer, relating to the same problem reoccurring. As expected, this generated a new ticket (ticket B).The requester at the customer end copied some colleagues on the request. One of the colleagues hit reply all, to say thank you to the requester. I had expected this email to be added to the conversation for ticket B, but instead, a third ticket was created (ticket C)I merged tickets B and C into A, since they all related to the same issue. I checked the box so that an email would not be sent to our customer to say that the merged ticket had been closed.Just now, the customer replied again to ticket B, which, since the tickets have been merged, SHOULD have resulted in his reply being added to ticket A, but instead it re-opened ticket B. So, as far as I see, the merging is completely pointless, and serves no other purpose than being shorthand for manually adding a note saying "Closed, please see ticket A".I'm sure some people will think that "if the requesters handle it right, and don't reply to a closed ticket, then the current functionality is fine". However, in the real world, customers are human, and they just want to send an email to support@ when they have a problem. They don't know, or care that you've got a ticketing system. They don't want to have to think about which email they reply to, and educating every one of your customers in how to use a ticketing system is just not reasonable.
I would like to know why Freshdesk is investing so much time and effort on a silly game/type support desk (that im sure most professional companies wont touch) and yet have not tackled many issues and feature requests made from existing customers all backed up with multiple "I agree" ratings. We have been crying out for a simple XML export to replace or support the dated CSV export... nothing. But hey you can pay more and look like Frankenstein if you want. What started as a responsive support service is more and more looking like the disregarding manner of ZenDesk (the reason why we committed to Freshdesk). If this keeps up we may have to find another provider.
We would like to modify submit a ticket form for customers - we feel that it would be helpful to our customers to add more lines/optionsIs this possible?RegardsMark WinterRemoteTechies
Hi,We have had quite a lot of complaints from users when they spend a long time writing out a new ticket and then when they go to submit, they click "Submit a ticket" instead of submit. This wipes everything they have written, and naturally drives them insane.It would be nice if, when they tried to navigate away from the page without pressing submit or cancel it gives them a little warning message. something along the lines of "Are you sure you want to continue - this ticket has not been submitted and will be lost."The issue is mainly due to the "submit" button being off the bottom of most screens, especially on laptops.RegardsJohn
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