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Setting up Ticketing in Teams - Add Helpdesk Services
Helpdesk services are communication channels between end users and agents. Admins can set up helpdesk services to provide support related to a particular area.
Before you begin: You must be assigned an Admin or Super admin
role to perform this task.
Tip: Any admin in 'Admin' or 'Super admin' role can create a helpdesk service in your organization.
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On the Helpdesk services tab, select Add servicing group.
Note: Some of the most common services are pre-defined for you.
Tip: You can also access the ticket category page directly from the Console:
While creating a new ticket: on the Ticket details page of the Console, select Add categories at the bottom of the Category drop-down.
While transferring a ticket: on the Transfer ticket page of the Console, select Add categories at the bottom of the Select category drop-down.
Name your service, add a description, and type the email address that you want to associate with the service.
Tip: Any admin in your company (in Admin or Super admin role) can create a helpdesk service. However, the email address of that service depends on the following:
When an admin with a work email - which is on a domain that your company owns - creates a helpdesk service, the service's email address will have the following format:
<email address that you've defined>@<company>.gotoresolve.com.
Let's say, you create a service, called IT Support and you add itsupportagent to its email address. In this case, the full email address will be itsupportagent@mycompany.gotoresolve.com
When an admin with a non-work email - which is on a domain that your company does not own, like a Gmail address - creates a helpdesk service, its email address will include random characters in the following format:
<email address that you've defined>@<non-work domain>-<random number>.gotoresolve.com.
For example, itsupportagent@gmail-1bbe8da349eb4945.gotoresolve.com.
Since other GoTo Resolve users outside your company may create a helpdesk service with a Gmail account and name it the same way as you do, this random string helps uniquely identify the helpdesk service for your company.