Traditionally, IT ticketing systems are seen as an asynchronous channel. Most of the time, getting an answer immediately is a wild dream. Thanks to Crisp shared inbox, built on top of your ticket center, you can deal with tickets in real time to make the customer experience even better. With our ticketing software, you can handle tickets as conversations and benefit from all the features included in our shared inbox: knowledge base, canned messages, chatbots and many others.
Learn moreEach company has different processes with different tools used for specific tasks, that's why being able to streamline tasks between your different software is crucial for the efficiency of your company. Crisp offers a wide range of integrations that will help your customer service, sales or marketing teams to transfer data and assign tasks effortlessly among the entire company.
Learn moreNo more switching between multiple tools or missing out on follow-ups and delaying replies. Do everything in one place.
As tickets are seen as conversations inside Crisp, you can benefit of our chatbot software to make customer experience automated. Build bots to bring a first level of customer support to incoming tickets. Whatever your availability, you'll always be able to bring consistency and set expectations.
Learn moreA ticketing system, also known as a helpdesk ticketing system or desk ticketing system, is a customer service software that helps companies manage customer service requests and support cases such as bugs, feedback requests or sales opportunities. The system or tool creates a 'ticket' which documents customer requests and interactions over time, making it easier for customer service agents to resolve complicated issues.
A ticketing system works by first creating a document, or 'ticket', that saves the message on a support or service that relates to the customer. The ticket is shared between both the customer service agent and the customer and logs their communication to one continuous thread. It is important to note that not every customer message should be a ticket, that's why there should be different ways of interacting with companies, whether it's conversational or through a ticket system. If there's any confusion, or if a detail is overlooked, both parties can refer back to the thread at any point to review past information on the case. Once the ticket is created, reps can then work on the issue on their end. When they have updates, they can alert the customer through the ticketing software. If the customer has any questions in the meantime, they can use the ticket to communicate with the customer service rep. The ticketing system sends a notification to the agent that there has been a response, and the rep can answer it immediately, or not.
Ticketing systems help customer service teams better prioritize their assignments, so they can create a more enjoyable customer experience. The more customers you have interacting with your company higher the volume of customer support and service cases will be. Unless you hire more customer service reps to match the rising demand, this uptick puts more pressure on your team to multi-task and resolve problems simultaneously. Adding a ticketing system to your help desk is a great way to overcome this roadblock as it provides scalable solutions for your customer service reps. It is aimed at helping regarding organizational matters because it helps to classify and route conversations.