What this module does
Bring every support request into one ticket registry, track each against SLA commitments automatically, and automate repetitive work so your team can focus on requests that need a human.
From first email to resolution — SLA tracking, automation, and satisfaction surveys, all in one place.
Support requests come from everywhere — email, a portal form, a phone call logged manually. FlexiAres brings them all into one ticket registry, tracks every one against your SLA commitments automatically, and lets you build automation rules that handle the repetitive work so your team can focus on the requests that actually need a human.
Bring every support request into one ticket registry, track each against SLA commitments automatically, and automate repetitive work so your team can focus on requests that need a human.
Incoming support emails become tickets automatically, no manual entry.
Every status change, assignment, and edit is logged with a before/after record.
See exactly who's owned a ticket and when it changed hands.
Response and resolution deadlines calculated and monitored without manual tracking.
SLA clocks can count only working hours, not 24/7 wall-clock time.
The clock stops when a ticket is pending, and resumes where it left off.
Tickets approaching or past their deadline trigger automatic escalation.
Assign, tag, escalate, or notify automatically based on conditions you define.
Speed up responses and summarize long threads in seconds.
Support requests come from everywhere — email, a portal form, a phone call logged manually. FlexiAres brings them into one ticket registry. For the platform-level story of why helpdesk belongs in the operating system rather than bolted on, see the full Built-In Helpdesk differentiator.
Track every ticket against your SLA commitments automatically — response and resolution deadlines calculated and monitored without manual tracking.
Yes. Emails sent to your configured support address are automatically converted into tickets, with the original message becoming the first reply on the thread.
Yes. Response and resolution deadlines are calculated and tracked automatically based on your configured SLA policies, including support for business-hours-only counting.
The SLA clock pauses automatically when a ticket is set to a pending status, and resumes from where it left off once the ticket becomes active again.
Yes. Automation rules can be configured to trigger on events like ticket creation or an SLA warning, automatically assigning, tagging, escalating, or notifying based on conditions you set.
Yes. A CSAT survey is sent automatically when a ticket closes, and results are aggregated into a dashboard for tracking satisfaction over time.
Yes. Follow-up replies to an existing support email thread are automatically appended to the original ticket rather than creating duplicates.
Yes. Every status change, assignment change, and field edit is logged with a full audit trail, including who made the change and what it was.
Yes. Tickets can be classified using a configurable service category and subcategory structure, so reporting and routing reflect the type of request.
Yes. Custom field definitions can be created and attached to specific ticket templates, letting you capture request-specific details beyond the standard ticket fields.
Yes. Tickets support configurable priority levels and freeform tags, so urgent or specific-category requests can be identified and routed accordingly.
Yes. Related tickets for the same company, location, or requester are surfaced automatically, giving agents context from prior issues.
Yes. Tickets support both individual agent assignment and team assignment, so routing can match how your support structure is actually organized.
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Automated SLA tracking, rule-based workflows, and satisfaction insight — built in.