ClickDesk vs Jira Service Management (Jira Service Desk)

• ClickDesk allows account managers to interact with leads and customers, as they are searching and researching on our website and in our e-commerce store.
• It is compiled of amazing features of the live call, online engagement, communication, and interaction with users or clients on a very professional level.
• I can easily contact any customer or client easily by just contacting them on the platform which automatically connects to the representative of the relevant area.

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• Highly configurable Notification Scheme, allowing free customization on who receives notifications and when
• Ability to add extra features through the highly diverse Atlassian Marketplace.
• Simple and highly customizable ticket interface. The Software can be almost completely branded in every aspect to represent your organization.
• Integration with Jira Software allows support tickets to be moved into other Log Term projects as necessary.

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• They don't have a cell phone app for iOS yet.
• They could make it work with Slack.

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• Some of the built-in functions and workflows are surprisingly limited given the fact that you can customize a lot with JQL. These limited areas do not allow you to use JQL. For instance, the built-in notifications are lacking. They have one that is great-- "notify on critical ticket creation"-- EXCEPT that it does not allow you to notify a group or anything, only individual users.
• The ticket interface is a little odd for agents. Changing the status is not a simple drop down from unassigned to open to in progress to pending, etc. There are a couple of tabs ("investigate", "pending", "workflow") where you can change the status in different ways. Maybe I am just not used to this way of doing it, but I feel like it could be simplified.
• It can get complicated deleting/changing some of the out-of-the-box fields and rules, because you never know what will break workflows or other automated/built-in features.

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• We only see positive impact. We use the free version and it is the best option we found in the market (considering our website traffic).
• It is in the cloud! So, no hosting costs at all! The only need is a stable Internet connection for the agents.

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• We would not be very organized as a software company without using JIRA and it would in turn reflect negatively across the entire studio and the products that we release.
• Almost everyone in our company uses JIRA in one way or another from developers to testers to marketing and every team in between.
• The only time I have witnessed that JIRA has a negative effect on our objectives is if they suffer a major failure on their part and JIRA is not accessable or usable for a length of time. Thankfully in over 3 years of using JIRA this has only occurred a handful of times.

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