Juan Gonzalez wrote:
I apologize in advanced if this is the wrong forum to ask of this, butThis is a mailing list meant for open communication.
it is very important.
I am in charge of technology at joann.com, the largest arts and crafts
ecommerce site out there. This includes a call center that houses many
agents.
We are currently using a product called Facetime for our customer care
emails. Needless to say, this product is too simple for us and not
customizable.
I have been monitoring the OTRS web site and mailing lists, and I can
clearly see that this product can work great for us. I've even showed
it to our customer care manager, and she is loving the added
functionality.
In trying to sell the product to management, it's very easy to say that
the product is open source (FREE, but with cost for support) and that it
will run on a server that I recently bought (an Apple Xserve). But, the
standard question of "Is this something that is actually used at a big
company out there?" comes up.
Direct responses to me would be appreciated on:
Amount of agents using the system at your location6 Tech support, 3 Receptionists
Number of tickets that you have in the system
State Tickets open 220 new 300 closed successful 44150 closed unsuccessful 2566 pending reminder 110
Not a one.. One tip.. make your TT number format small. I made the mistake of using TT#'s that are way to long to be useful.and have you seen any problems with a large amount of tickets in the system
Any problems that you've noticed with the systemOther then it being lighting fast, nope. The mailing list support is one of the few that really helps you.
I have spent maybe a total or 10 hours maintaining it since I stated using OTRS about 18 moths ago.What maintenance do you perform on the system and what is the amount of time spent of making sure that everything is working.
A few areas I would like to see OTRS grow in.
1. When an agent leaves.. there is no good one step GUI way of moving their tickets to another agent.
2. You can make an ex-agents account invalid, but not delete it or their queues. You are left with a lot of invalid accounts, which makes it hard to admin the valid accounts.
3. Agent stats and general stats still are lacking any good "usable" info.
I clearly see that the developers are monitoring the mailing list asThey also offer training classes and a Cert I believe.
they are always willing to help. I've actually made it a point that if
I were to setup OTRS for our own use, that we would definitely get
support through otrs.de as it's always a good idea to support those who
make your life a little easier.
I thank all of you in advanced for any responses and could create a
short summary of the responses that I could post to the mailing list.
Juan Gonzalez
Manager, Information Technology
Ideaforest
2361 Rosecrans Ave. Suite 360 El Segundo, CA 90245 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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