Glossary of terms

Ticketing System

Explanation:

A ticketing system is a tool that businesses use to manage customer service requests. It tracks customer inquiries, assigns them to appropriate teams, and ensures timely responses and resolutions. Each request is logged as a "ticket," which can be monitored throughout the entire service process, from creation to closure.

Best Practices:

  • Categorize Tickets Clearly: Organize tickets by issue type, priority, or customer segment to streamline the workflow and ensure that the right team handles each request.
  • Set Response and Resolution Times: Define clear service level expectations for response and resolution times to ensure customers receive timely support.
  • Automate Ticket Creation: Automate ticket creation from multiple communication channels (email, chat, phone) to streamline the process and ensure no requests are missed.
  • Monitor Ticket Progress: Track ticket statuses and ensure that tickets are being worked on and resolved promptly. Use reminders or escalations for overdue tickets.

How Daktela Can Help:

Daktela's ticketing system provides advanced features for organizing and managing customer service requests. Ticket tagging allows businesses to label and categorize tickets based on issue type, priority, or customer preferences, making it easy to filter and track specific types of requests. The ticket categorization feature ensures that tickets are grouped according to predefined categories, helping to prioritize urgent issues or categorize by department. With customizable workflows, businesses can define how tickets should progress, set response time expectations, and ensure that tickets are routed correctly. Additionally, Daktela provides real-time updates and tracking, enabling agents to stay on top of open tickets and deliver quick resolutions.