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It would be very interesting if there were business rules for problems as well. Currently, there are only rules for tickets, changes and service requests.
Recently I was asked to setup a block to the ability to submit changes in the morning hours before out change meetings. In the automator I get the current datetime for our timezone (example below):2025-04-01T10:56:42.624202-05:00On a separate logical expression, I need to get the current hour so that a following condition can be used with a “less than” argument but it doesnt look like there is an hour operator (there are Day, Month, Year operators).For the meantime, I used the below to parse out the hour value at but it returns a string value instead of a number, which means I need to do a “contains” and specify every possible hour:{{E6.result|split: "T"|last|truncate: 2,""}} While what I have works, being able to return the hour value as a number would make configuration much less intensive.
When sending a new email or forwarding a ticket, we’ve had two occasions when an agent has selected a very similar suggested email address, which has resulted in someone receiving data they shouldn’t of.An option to enable/disable this search would be great, especially from a compliance / GDPR standpoint.ThanksSteve
When an asset is associated with a ticket. We would greatly benefit if it were editable from the ticket itself. If anything, the location of the tool could automatically change to the location of the requester when associated with their ticket. The user would then be the person who requested it in the ticket or “requested for”.
When it comes to the export options for Data export the .csv file seems to be fine but if you happen to not look at it for that day then you do not download it. If you go to a past file, it is not downloadable or viewable. These exports go to a team of people that are not agents in the helpdesk and are in the need to know of these exports. I know that I can go into the export and download previous exports but they cannot, and I would like to avoid having to go download them when requested. If these were exported as pdf’s then they would potentially save themselves in the email.
in Freshdesk, it would be great to have an option that allows admins to centrally update the email banner signatures of agents. This feature would enable companies to promote different products and share key information consistently, without relying on individual updates. It could also serve as a strong differentiator for Freshdesk, appealing especially to marketing teams during the adoption process.
On the Add to Inventory function on purchase orders, it would be very helpful to support the ability to bulk add using a .csv file (similar to how it is supported in the Inventory module). Individual manual entry works fine for small numbers of items, but when adding a large list of serialized assets, a bulk import feature would be extremely helpful.
I hope it’s just a matter of time, but I’d rather document it here. I am working with alerts - bringing in more and more tools into the alerts, but I hit a major snag. I’d like to re-title the alert based on metrics that come in from the alert itself. While I could associate a ticket and then modify the ticket, I’d really like to modify the alert. I think the problem here might be the aggregation algorithm - that may be why this isn’t even an option.Unfortunately, I haven’t found a way to do this. Moreover, it appears I cannot perform a PUT on an existing record. The API documentation doesn’t say it is possible, so I thought I would try, but it wouldn’t work. The only thing I can do is POST a new note to the alert.Why?They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Here’s an alert that I just setup. This is a notification of unmanaged assets in my environment. Here’s the problem, I would have to click on every one of these in order to find the asset I want to look at. I want to modify the subject so the alert is useful and makes it quicker for me to look at. Otherwise, it’s useless.Workaround?For right now, I could create a ticket for each alert. I’ll then be able to change the associated ticket with an HTTP PUT request via the API. This isn’t ideal - I shouldn’t have to hit the API to do such a thing - again, I think about the people coming after me. While this isn’t technically difficult, not everybody has API experience like I do. Many who will come behind me may not - it would be best if we could make this as user-friendly as possible in the Workflow Automator
Can an agent create a canned response for themselves from the ticket creation view? Is it possible to add this feature? Would it also be possible to add a process for a secondary review by a content manager prior to giving the agent ability to publish a canned response to all agents?
Can we update the display of onboarding kits? A grid layout would be great! We have a kit for each role in the org, and with 200 unique roles scrolling through the current display is a bit tedious.
When using the Freshdesk send email function, it would be nice to have it retain the Status, type, tags and other fields when you choose to ‘send another’ or have another tick box to retain previous info.this would just same time when sending many emails on the similar topic
Hello everyone,I've seen a helpful feature in other (ITAM) systems that's missing in Freshservice.Here's how it works: Once an asset is assigned to an employee, an automated email notification is sent to the employee's registered email address. This email includes all asset details, its condition, and a link for the employee to approve ownership. This approval information is then recorded on the asset's page, including the approval date.This addition would greatly improve asset management and transparency in Freshservice.
Hi.The exact same idea from:Ticket Column List | Freshworks CommunityIt would be great to have the column “Assigned Date” available in the fields for the Ticket List View. What do you think? Regards,
Company data management requires us to merge records. This happens when we discover a parent-child relationship between different brands or when companies acquire each other which is common in our industry. As of today we need to manu ally move contacts one-by-one and adjust tickets using a custom API script.Other CRM platforms can handle the update simply by moving domain from one record to another. Would be nice if FreshDesk could develop this feature as well.
We have a number of clients that prefer to continue using email only and would like to opt-out of user activation emails. As of today there is no solution that enables us to track opt-outs except for manual notes. If user activation email is enabled the platform continues to send invites to companies/contacts even they would like to opt out of the invite only.
It would be great if we could have the ability to edit the fields visible in the mouse over / hover over interface when browsing a requester in a ticket list. Currently this is hard coded. I want settigns that let customers decide for themselves what info should be visible here. This would be great to at least have per workspace.
It would be great if Freshdesk supported custom object related ticket fields in the support widget too. Currently this kind of field is only supported in agent portal and customer portal. Ticket field related to a custom objectField is visible in the Submit Ticket form on the portal, but not in the Support Widget
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