DeskRoll Remote Desktop vs osTicket

• I am able to get connected with clients and the in-house environment through the secure access feature.
• Co-development and collaboration made office work easier.
• The integration with customer help desk and the ticketing system made things easier.
• You can easily access any desktop and do troubleshooting quickly.

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• osTicket is extremely user friendly for end users and support agents. It's very easy for new end users to put in a service request. This aspect of simplicity is important because we don't have to train new users on how to put in service requests.
• Feature wise osTicket has everything you need without being overly complicated or cluttered. This is important for us because it allows for faster support times and happier end users.
• Lightweight and very reliable, osTicket uses PHP and MySQL. Setup is easy and it can be hosted internally or externally web hosed. Also, since it relies on PHP it gives you flexibility to use Apache, Nginx , Lighttpd , IIS, etc.
• Thriving community: the community behind osTicket is feature-wise. Which is very helpful if you have any questions.
• Best of all, osTicket is completely free and open source. While they do offer pair tier cloud-hosting and enterprise support. The free version offers all the features of the paid tiers (minus hosing and support).

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• DeskRoll has really done a great job with this software and I don't see any need for improvement

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• Language package should permit also the translation of the templates
• It should not require the user to enter his details when creating a new ticket. This should be filled automatically
• Improve the layout of the ticket messages to facilitate reading and interpretation.

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• It has provided easier business access and our ROI is 70%+.
• Customer Satisfaction Survey: we are able to manage a high rating of 9+ - even in a difficult time.
• Internal team collaboration was made easier through secure Instant messaging that we got integrated through Cisco Webex.

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• When we had a hosted version of osTicket, we were saving some time by having them work on our setup, but we were spending a lot. Switching to our own osTicket build from their open sourcing not only saved us money upfront but we actually spent LESS time developing because we knew our ideas and didn't have to explain them to another (unrelated) party.
• Creating our own ticketing infrastructure for institutional data requests has been a game changer for us. We have been able to interface with our enterprise email client and create a level of customization that meets our existing informational technology culture.

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