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Use case · Busy seasons

Stay on top of the queue on your busiest days.

Launches and holiday weeks bring more mail than usual. Queues by topic, urgent tickets first and saved answers keep the team moving, and the reports show when to add hands.

Illustration of the helpdesk with a made-up store. Every name, order and number is invented.

Questions this covers

  • “My discount code won't apply”
  • “Will it arrive before the holiday?”
  • “Can I change my order?”
  • “Is this back in stock?”

How it works

From the customer's email to the answer

Three steps, each one a part of the helpdesk that works today.

  1. 1

    A queue for each topic

    Views split the inbox by tag, team or wait time, and each one shows how many tickets it holds.

  2. 2

    Urgent tickets first

    Triage bands put the tickets that need an answer first at the top of every queue.

  3. 3

    Plan the next one

    Reports show tickets by weekday and hour, so you know when to have more people on the queue.

The parts of the helpdesk doing the work

  • Views and teams

    A queue for each team, with a count beside it. Learn more

  • Macros

    Saved replies with the order number and tracking link filled in. Learn more

  • Rules

    Tag and route new tickets before anyone opens them. Learn more

  • Reports

    Volume and reply times by tag, team and hour. Learn more

Questions

Plans are set by tickets a month. If a season pushes you past yours, we talk it through with you.