Spiceworks Help Desk
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- Ticket creation and submission (52)8.585%
- Ticket response (51)8.181%
- Organize and prioritize service tickets (52)8.080%
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What is Spiceworks Help Desk?
Spiceworks offers a set of free tools for IT network management and help desk support ticketing. The inventory management system essentially provides comprehensive device information for asset management. The Spiceworks Network Monitor provides information on observed IT for problem tracking and server performance monitoring. And finally, the Spiceworks Help Desk Software lets IT personnel stay on top of issues across the network with a ticketing system. Help desk roles with role-based permissions and notifications allow tasks to be allocated across team members. If the user wishes to host Spiceworks apps and tools locally, then they are free. For cloud-based service, Spiceworks bills $12 per IT user per month, or $10 monthly per user if paid annually.
Spiceworks was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas, also with a European headquarters in London (since 2012), and was backed by multiple investors, notably Goldman Sachs. In 2019 Spiceworks was acquired by Ziff Davis, a division of J2 Global. It is now a J2 Global company, operating under the name Spiceworks Ziff Davis.
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Deployment Types | Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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Operating Systems | Unspecified |
Mobile Application | No |
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Spiceworks Help Desk Review
- Add-ons and plugins (like every system)
Spiceworks a good tool for smart business
- App monitoring
- Accurate inventory
- Clean up of data
Hey Security Practitioners! Here is the perfect free tool to install for performing a risk analysis on your network!
- You really should install this on a system dedicated to Spiceworks only, preferably on its own server.
- I would recommend a system running 16GB of RAM or more.
- You may have to tweek the report functions to create the output you want to see.
Spiceworks - Cheap and Easy Solutions
- The network monitor is not the easiest to use. It is a simple setup, but is limited in how you assign devices to the monitor, as well as with controlling what versions/credentials are used for SNMP. Also, there is no ability to add MiBs.
Spiceworks Review
- I wish Spiceworks would support installation on Microsoft SQL as opposed to forcing the use of its built in SQL-lite which makes reporting outside of the UI difficult at best.
Spice Up Your IT Department with Spiceworks.
- the network map isn't the greatest.
Spiceworks, Where IT goes to work
- writing custom reports in SQLite
- The only difficulties I've experienced with Spiceworks is related to automatic scans of network devices. Some devices don't show up properly in the inventory. This is usually something that can be fixed by changing settings on that device.