
Dear Kate,
OTRS best suites to you requirement.
1. A user phones a helpdesk operator
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This is a phone ticket in OTRS
2. The helpdesk takes the details, and categorises/classifies the request. They have a large number of different categories for service requests.
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While creating the ticket, helpdesk agent selects the relevant service for the ticket. If the request applies to many services (categories in your words) then he/she can split the job into many tickets
3. The helpdesk operator assigns the request to a technician
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Helpdesk agent can assign the ownership and responsibility to same person or to agent and supervisor respectively
4. The technician liases with the client, adding notes to the ticket until it is able to be marked as resolved
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Technician agent can put as much as notes to the ticket and those are recorded as chronological articles. Finally, he/she can close the ticket once the job is done. If the customer is not happy, the he/she can reopen the ticket simply by replying to close note.
Queue is a group of agents (technicians) performing more or less same jobs. Its a function in ITIL termsRefer to OTRS Documentation
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Best Regards,
Sujeeva Tissaarachchi
From: Kate Dawson