Support desk

Support that is measured, not guessed

Most billing platforms bolt a ticket list onto the client area and call it support. This one runs a response clock that reflects how support actually works.

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Support ticket queue showing counts by status and SLA state, with each ticket carrying its status, priority, department and number of replies

An SLA clock that stops for the right reasons

The timer runs only while a ticket is genuinely waiting on you, so your numbers measure your service rather than your customers.

Business hours that are yours

Set your working days and hours. A ticket opened on Saturday night does not burn your Monday morning target.

Auto-close that never closes live work

Stalled tickets close after a window you set and never touch one that is open or in progress. Reopening keeps the same thread.

Deflect before you answer

A knowledge base, announcements, in-app notifications and a public status page cut the volume that needs a human at all.

Questions

Support desk, in detail

Does the clock count time waiting on the customer?

No. It runs only while the ticket is waiting on your team, which is the only version of the metric that is fair to measure staff on.

Can clients open tickets by email?

Tickets are opened from the client portal, and replies are delivered by email with the thread kept intact in the portal.

Is the knowledge base public?

Yes, deliberately. Public articles are indexable, so your support content earns search traffic instead of sitting behind a login.

Try support desk on your own server

The free plan covers up to 25 clients with the full billing engine. Run it on a spare server and see whether it fits.

Free up to 25 clientsNo card requiredYour server, your data