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osTicket - Open source support ticket system
If you're running a business, hopefully you've got customers. And whether you're selling goods or services, sooner or later somebody's going to need some attention. How you respond to customer service situations can have a big impact on your success, so you want to make sure you don't let any problems fall through the cracks. What you need is a helpdesk solution.
osTicket is designed to help you streamline support requests and improve customer support efficiency by providing staff with tools they need to deliver fast, effective and measurable support.
osTicket is a easy to set up, free support ticket system. Users can enter info to create help tickets via web, email, or phone, and they'll get a note back letting them know that they're in the system. From your site, you can answer inquires with canned text, or you can send custom messages to grab any additional information you may need, as well as keeping the customer up to date on how their ticket is progressing. Customers don't need to log in to use the system, which may help them with any privacy concerns. On your site, it's easy to assign and transfer tickets, and role-based access keeps your process rolling along and allows for adequate supervision and oversight.
Open source or freeware Project Planning Softwares
Open source or freeware systems available for project management are complex, professional and often free or very in expensive to use. They are also stable, well supported and definitely worth looking into. Linux users have a wide selection of project planning software, most of which are completely compatible with Microsoft and Mac platforms.
A wide variety of tried-and-tested project planning software exists designed for computers running Linux. Often these are much cheaper than the Windows-based alternative, if not free, and they are every bit as professional, and capable of being run on Microsoft and Linux platforms.
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