Sim
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Our Little Athletics club (non-profit sporting / community organisation) is looking for a helpdesk / ticketing system to help us manage our inbound emails.
I have considered using XenForo - but I think that complicates things too much - people are much more likely to simply email their questions.
We currently have a bunch of gmail addresses that people can communicate with committee members on - for example, secretary / registrar / results / uniform / etc ... but at the start of the season the secretary and registrar get inundated with emails which can often be answered by other committee members to help spread the workload.
We don't need anything complicated - just a system which allows us to manage responding to emails while avoiding collisions (multiple people responding to the same email at the same time).
We also don't have much in the way of budget - so free or cheap is ideal.
Options like Freshdesk sound good on the surface, but their free plan only allows up to 3 agents and we'll likely have 6 or more people needing to access the system.
I currently use HelpSpot in my business - but again, that has a 3 agent limit for their free tier.
Anyone have any experience with helpdesk / ticketing systems that may work for our situation?
I have considered using XenForo - but I think that complicates things too much - people are much more likely to simply email their questions.
We currently have a bunch of gmail addresses that people can communicate with committee members on - for example, secretary / registrar / results / uniform / etc ... but at the start of the season the secretary and registrar get inundated with emails which can often be answered by other committee members to help spread the workload.
We don't need anything complicated - just a system which allows us to manage responding to emails while avoiding collisions (multiple people responding to the same email at the same time).
We also don't have much in the way of budget - so free or cheap is ideal.
Options like Freshdesk sound good on the surface, but their free plan only allows up to 3 agents and we'll likely have 6 or more people needing to access the system.
I currently use HelpSpot in my business - but again, that has a 3 agent limit for their free tier.
Anyone have any experience with helpdesk / ticketing systems that may work for our situation?