Jitbit Helpdesk now comes with live chat features built into to the app out of the box. It's absolutely free for everyone and you don't need to set anything up - just install our support widget on your website and you are good to go.
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You probably noticed that we offer unlimited storage on our helpdesk app pricing page for "Enterprise" customers.
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Everyone should be doing backups, right? Especially if you run a SaaS business and store customers' data.
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![[New Service] Migrate from On-Premise to Hosted](https://i.imgur.com/32UCEVq.png)
A lot of our customers still choose the on-premise helpdesk over the more convenient hosted version for various reasons. Over time maintaining your own server gets harder and harder - your database grows, things break, you need to install OS and Jitbit updates.
We've been getting a ton of requests from clients who wanted to move from their own server to ours, but we simply couldn't do it. Given our current architecture, it was really hard to merge customer's local data into our database.
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![[Inside Jitbit] The Database](https://i.imgur.com/686S3IV.png)
This post opens a series of posts describing the tech stack we run on.
Our help desk software backend runs (mostly) on Microsoft's stack. The databases are powered by SQL Server and this post is a detailed description of the data storage architecture of our "hosted" helpdesk - for our customers, potential customers, and any DBAs who'd like to know more about hosting databases in Amazon's cloud.
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By now, most organizations have adopted or started planning for a 'customer-first' approach to the way they do business.
That comes as no surprise. In an age of increasing demand and offer, customer retention requires more than excellent product execution and the benefits of a customer-centric strategy can be invaluable.
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This is a short post explaining what's happened today. We're still very busy repairing our helpdesk servers, but I thought we owe everyone an explanation and an apology.
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"Hire slow, fire fast."
Many companies do the opposite. Especially startups. Pressure for speed and growth forces managers to be fast at hiring ("we need someone on customer service position YESTERDAY!") but very slow at letting poorly performing people go. Don't make this mistake.
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Automation and optimization is everywhere these days, with companies working to improve operational efficiency in order to reduce cost while improving the overall customer experience.
The advancements we’ve seen in technology have provided countless opportunities to automate customer support. Organizations are making investments in this kind of automation because of the extensive list of benefits.
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Almost four years ago I wrote an article about the most important customer support metrics that you need to monitor - "4 metrics to monitor customer happiness". Everything in that article still remains true - the core set of metrics didn't change. Here they are:
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