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@coliver said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
Zoho also has an option that looks like it is pretty good. Although at $12/month/agent not sure if it is competitive.
ManageEngine ServiceDesk (owned by Zoho) is free for the helpdesk only portion for unlimited techs.
It has hosted or self hosted options. and they have device apps for it.
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If you exhaust all the free options. AVOID topdesk.
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I've been thinking of moving our system from Spiceworks to something else, that's cleaner looking
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As a follow up to this, since I think you @Minion-Queen thought the options I mentioned weren't free or had free offerings.
They do.
OSTicket is another one I keep seeing that people investigate and use. Link to Download.
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@JaredBusch said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
@coliver said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
Zoho also has an option that looks like it is pretty good. Although at $12/month/agent not sure if it is competitive.
ManageEngine ServiceDesk (owned by Zoho) is free for the helpdesk only portion for unlimited techs.
It has hosted or self hosted options. and they have device apps for it.
I wasn't thrilled with ManageEngine but for the life of me I can't remember why I discounted it. Might need to go back and look at it again.
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@Minion-Queen That's probably a good idea... especially if you can't remember the why.
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@JaredBusch said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
@coliver said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
Zoho also has an option that looks like it is pretty good. Although at $12/month/agent not sure if it is competitive.
ManageEngine ServiceDesk (owned by Zoho) is free for the helpdesk only portion for unlimited techs.
It has hosted or self hosted options. and they have device apps for it.
That's the one. I used it for awhile and really did like it. I think there was a two agent limit on the free version... but for a one man shop that isn't that bad.
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@Minion-Queen said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
@JaredBusch said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
@coliver said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
Zoho also has an option that looks like it is pretty good. Although at $12/month/agent not sure if it is competitive.
ManageEngine ServiceDesk (owned by Zoho) is free for the helpdesk only portion for unlimited techs.
It has hosted or self hosted options. and they have device apps for it.
I wasn't thrilled with ManageEngine but for the life of me I can't remember why I discounted it. Might need to go back and look at it again.
It's a good system, but very heavy.
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@coliver said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
@JaredBusch said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
@coliver said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
Zoho also has an option that looks like it is pretty good. Although at $12/month/agent not sure if it is competitive.
ManageEngine ServiceDesk (owned by Zoho) is free for the helpdesk only portion for unlimited techs.
It has hosted or self hosted options. and they have device apps for it.
That's the one. I used it for awhile and really did like it. I think there was a two agent limit on the free version... but for a one man shop that isn't that bad.
I think that that is the Zoho version itself, the ManageEngine (owned by Zoho, not branded Zoho) is unlimited.
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@scottalanmiller said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
@coliver said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
@JaredBusch said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
@coliver said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
Zoho also has an option that looks like it is pretty good. Although at $12/month/agent not sure if it is competitive.
ManageEngine ServiceDesk (owned by Zoho) is free for the helpdesk only portion for unlimited techs.
It has hosted or self hosted options. and they have device apps for it.
That's the one. I used it for awhile and really did like it. I think there was a two agent limit on the free version... but for a one man shop that isn't that bad.
I think that that is the Zoho version itself, the ManageEngine (owned by Zoho, not branded Zoho) is unlimited.
Yep, that may have been the issue.
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Came across this today.
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@Jstear said in Comodo ONE Service Desk:
Came across this today.
Turns out the ones they are saying are free, aren't free.
