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Desk/zendesk/freshdesk any experience of these?
SteveX
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Posted: 12/04/12 13:36 
Desk/zendesk/freshdesk are hosted support desk services, does anyone have any knowledge/experience of using these or similar services over a period of time?

I looked at all 3 last week, and wondered if anyone here had already used or compared them.


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Michael
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Posted: 12/04/12 20:25 
what are you wanting them for?


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SteveX
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Posted: 12/05/12 02:56 
I doubt I will use any of them - I signed up to them all to look at how 'big' hosted apps manage their apis and control panels nowadays. I expect you will have something for Jamroom that will handle this functionality, but wanted to get a 'feel' for how this new wave are doing things.

All of them are pretty good, but the most notable aspect so far is the amount and type of email I've received from them over the past week. Offers of 'webinars', training sessions, and encouragement to continue specific parts of the system that I haven't looked at yet, etc. In the case of Desk, I've received four emails asking me to phone to speak to a representative (I didn't enter a phone number into the signup form, if I had they would have been phoning me directly!). I don't remember any response like that from signing up to a website in the past.

Although the interfaces are all different (and very interesting examples), its possible that all 3 sites are running on more or less the same code base (not sure on that). There are more similarities than differences.

So I'm curious to hear the impressions of anyone who has actually used any of these services - I've read their docs, tried a few things out, etc, but with this sort of app you'd really need to use it in a live situation to see the detail. Perhaps someone who uses Jamroom has also used these services at work (enterprise callcenter or software support), and I'd love to hear their impressions.


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Michael
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Posted: 12/05/12 16:23 
I wrote an API for solo-developer.com. When it came to the docs for it I had some help finding a program to do them.

These are the docs for the api:
http://www.solo-developer.com/docs/api/

and the program that created the formatting from markup was 'Api Guides':
https://github.com/threadedlabs/api_guides

(looks like that github repo is down, but there is a fork here:)
https://github.com/twinturbo/api_guides

and for customer support used 'Users Voice':
http://www.uservoice.com/

The free version works well.


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