Customer support
A shared support inbox, without a helpdesk
Helpdesks turn customers into ticket numbers and your address into a portal. Most small teams just need to see who is answering what.
Mailboxes teams usually connect
- support@
- help@
- info@
support@stellarparts.gr
2 open
Άννα Κωνσταντίνου
12:10
Δεν μπορώ να συνδεθώ
Μου λέει ότι ο κωδικός είναι λάθος.
James Brown
11:02
Refund for order 1182
The parcel arrived damaged, photos attached.
Πέτρος Λάμπρου
Yesterday
Ευχαριστώ, λύθηκε!
Όλα λειτουργούν κανονικά τώρα.
Use cases
What changes for a support team
01
Statuses, not tickets
Open, in progress and closed. Customers only ever see an ordinary email.
With
Statuses02
Your queue, and everyone else’s
Views for what’s assigned to you and to others, so nothing sits unanswered.
03
Fast from the keyboard
Work through the queue with j, k and Enter, and reach every action with Ctrl K.
With
Shortcuts04
Bring in the right person
Mention a colleague from another team. They see that one conversation, not the whole of support@.
A day with DMU Mail
A day at support@
Queue check
Κατερίνα opens what’s unassigned and works down it with j, k and Enter.
A refund with photos
James Brown’s parcel arrived damaged. She takes it and previews the photos in place.
Someone else’s area
A login problem: she mentions Δημήτρης in team chat, and he takes it from there.
Closing the day
Answered conversations are closed, and stay searchable under Closed.
Case studies
Stories from our first teams are on the way
We’re writing them up with the teams in the private beta. If yours would like to be one of them, tell us.
FAQ
Questions from support teams
Do customers get ticket numbers?
Can we see who is on what?
Does it work on a phone?
Other solutions
Be one of the first teams in
We let a few organisations into the private beta every week. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when there’s room for your team.
Three quick questions. No card needed.