OneDesk has lots of configurations to allow you to control the emails we send on your behalf. All these options can be fond under Administration > Email settings. These options include: Modifying the Content of the emails we send Adding new automated emails – triggered by rules you set Turning emails off completely – so […]
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If you are wondering if you can host your OneDesk customer portal, or other customer app, on your own domain, the answer is YES. Here’s how it is done. Create a CNAME Record First you must have access to changing the CNAME records on your registrar. Each registrar is different, but here are some instructions
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A recent update to OneDesk added a much-requested feature: Recurring Tasks Does your team have a standard meeting every Monday at 10AM? Now you can create this task or any other recurring task with just a few clicks. Here’s how it works. Creating recurring tasks When you create a task, the task creation form has
The August Update to OneDesk is out and has a few new exciting features that you have been asking for. This post covers one of those features: Merging Tickets. Merging Tickets Now you can select one or more tickets (or other kind of item) and merge them into another ticket. This works in the following
Update October 2020: We have a new knowledge base app, so please follow the new instructions here. The OneDesk Knowledge Base App is a ‘customer app’ that you can add to your website widget or place directly on your website, to provide a place for your customers to find answers to their questions. It works
We just released our new Knowledge Base feature in OneDesk to allow you to provide a place for your customers to search and find answers to their questions. There are many features to the Knowledge Base (and more to come) which I cover in more detail in another post. If you sign up for OneDesk
OneDesk provides three customer-facing apps that you can place on your website to begin interacting with your customers. The widget offers the following applications: 1) In WordPress, click ‘Plugins’ Log into your WordPress account and click on ‘Plugins’ in the left panel. Then select Add New Plugin. 2) Search for “OneDesk” and install the plugin.
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Please see the complete and updated article: Adding apps to your website. OneDesk includes three real-time customer-facing apps that you can use to interact with your customers, and provide them with an interface access to their tickets and discuss them with you. The customer apps also acts as a knowledge base where you can publish
We often get requests for small features that are not deal-breakers for our customers but would definitely make their lives easier. Individually they are not big enough to merit a blog post, but put them together and they make a lot of little differences. So every once in a while I will write a post
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When you get new tickets, a customer starts a conversation, or a co-worker adds a comment to a task, you may need to be informed. Depending on your role in the company it may be important that you are informed immediately so the customer can receive a quick response. OneDesk let’s you control these notifications