Helpjuice vs. JitBit Help Desk

With the ability to set docs public and private, we've merged two repositories and solely work from Helpjuice. Not only is this easier, it also helps ensure the messaging is consistent internally and externally.

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If your budget is really tight, then JitBit is not for you. It's kind of pricey. That said, JitBit HelpDesk is very robust--we've never had one second of downtime in my two years of using it. It depends on what's important to you. If you need rock-solid Help Desk and stellar, trouble-free performance, then JitBit it. If not, there are alternatives that are much less expensive. The cloud version might be less expensive for companies that don't need an on-premise solution.

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• Provides exact information
• Practical Knowlege
• Useful information

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• Fantastic ticketing system to keep track of old conversations from clients.
• Fantastic analytics and metric tracking.
• Fantastic for sharing relationships with a customer. Generally, this would be a salesperson sharing an onboarding with a support person, but I think you could get creative with it. JitBit is very flexible.
• Super easy to learn and use. If you can use your email, you can use JitBit.

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• It's pretty easy to use as is. The area when forms are uploaded can be improved, seems like it can be done with less effort.

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• Reporting functionalities could be better
• Improvements to user management
• Expansion to AI functionalities

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Helpjuice all the way. Navigating is much easier and seems to index content much better IMO.

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JitBit just had the feature set at the cost point we were willing to spend. Nothing against the other products, but this one just fit our model better.

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• Converting clients
• Tickets management
• Client management

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• JitBit has neither had a positive nor a negative effect on our ROI. The reason is that we had to have a Help Desk solution that is secure and well-supported.
• JitBit does cost real money. The least expensive on-premise option is $1,699, which might have a negative impact on your budget, but I'd have to say that it's worth it--at least for us.
• Trouble-free, practically maintenance-free, Help Desk software has a positive impact on our technician time spent on it.

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