App for making phone calls that is easy to use and intuitive.
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
The platform's ability to record and show 'Canned Responses' is quite useful; it's convenient to have that information readily available, and it doesn't get in the way when you're composing your response. What you need and desire from a customer service center is going to depend on your own situation. If you're on a tight budget but still need anything to get the job done, by all means, give this a shot. You'll be glad you considered switching platforms if you're a rapidly expanding firm.
Pros
- From this centralized help desk, we are able to allocate tickets and communicate with staff and clients via email.
- The ability to phone a lead or customer directly from Freshdesk is fantastic.
- Handling of waiting lines.
Cons
- Freshdesk is not built for problem classification, hence it is challenging to sort tickets by the problem.
- Due to a lack of a robust category or views mechanism, problem assignment and management become tedious tasks on this platform.
- It took some time to get everything moved over during the setup process.
Most Important Features
- Making phone calls using fictitious contact details.
- Have access to several virtual phone numbers from various countries.
- Conducting anonymous phone calls to foreign leaders.
Return on Investment
- Good call quality and the option to divert all calls to voicemail when offline were both welcome improvements over our previous setup.
- The system's user-friendly interface and intuitive controls make it a breeze to set up and manage features like IVR and call routing, as well as to track and analyze trends in customer service calls.
- By using the Freshdesk Contact Center, you can eliminate call wait times by routing incoming customer service calls to any available agent on your team over a single trunk line.
Alternatives Considered
Webex Calling
Other Software Used
HubSpot Service Hub, Cisco Webex Board Series, monday.com




