What’s New in OneDesk The latest release of OneDesk is now live! This release brings some big new features as well as some frequently requested enhancements. Asset Management If you need to track assets in your company you probably use a spreadsheet or maybe a separate paid app. With this release, OneDesk introduces a basic Asset […]
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Starting a massive project can feel a bit like climbing a mountain. It’s exciting, but a little overwhelming. The secret to finishing big projects is finding that perfect balance: breaking the work into small, manageable pieces without forgetting your end goal. Here is how you can break down your complex projects while keeping the big
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Managing any business comes with a lot of moving parts. One of the most challenging is actively and accurately tracking profit and expenses. If you’re still using a messy stack of receipts or a disconnected spreadsheet to track what you spend, you’re likely losing money without even realizing it. Let’s dive into why tracking expenses
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The May 2026 release of OneDesk is now live! Here’s what this release introduces: Customer-Facing Help Centers – As many as you want! (beta) Now in OneDesk you can create multiple help centers, each with different customer apps and separate website widgets. Each help center has its own login page and permits only designated customers
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Imagine a typical morning for your support lead. A customer, let’s call him John, forgot how to update his billing information. John goes to your website, finds your support email, and sends a message. That email enters your help desk as a ticket. Your agent, Sarah, sees the notification, opens the ticket, identifies the issue,
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Projects are super important to a service-based business. But the actual intake process can be complicated, usually due to a lack of organization and formal processes. How do you decide what to take on? How do you make sure you don’t overpromise and underdeliver? The answer is a Project Intake Process, and if you aren’t
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When you first start a business, spreadsheets are a great way to stay organized. They are flexible, easy to use, and free. But as your team grows and you take on more clients, relying on spreadsheets to manage your operations usually leads to more work, not less. If you feel like you are spending too
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If your customer support strategy still involves people logging into one shared Gmail account, you’ve likely experienced a kind of ‘support black hole’. This problem involves missed emails, agents replying to the same customer with different answers, and losing track of which issues are resolved and which are still in progress. The problem is Gmail
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If you’re running a service-based business or managing complex projects, you might be familiar with ‘tab fatigue’. This is when all your requirements are in different places. This means switching tabs to check dates in one tool, update your client via email, log time in another tool, and manually copy data between them all. When
How to Track Deliverables, Timelines, and Billing in One Place More
If you’re managing IT requests through a standard Gmail or Outlook inbox, you already know that many incoming emails are tickets that need to be tracked, worked on, and closed.Managing tickets from an inbox is a manual process. You have to read the email, decide who is best to handle it and forward it to
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