Overall Satisfaction with SysAid
We use the system to document user tickets through the user portal, we control assets with asset management, we document incidents and subsequent problems, we apply change control with the change management module, we measure response time and quality for our KPIs. We know the system and it has allowed us to extend its capabilities to other areas outside of IT, such as merchandising.
- ticket response speed
- quality of service with the user
- auto escalation rules
- production change controls
- auto escalation rules
- mail rules
- automated process flows
- end user portal with its templates
- improves the quality of service measured by users
- improves the speed of attention of each classified service
- helps to monitor the availability of services
- reduces the risks of failure
SysAid has features that allow you to create specific templates for specialized services, from a mouse to a software development requirement. Once these templates are created and made available to the user, the user can select from a set of services that will automatically categorize and target a specific area for attention. This allows: publicizing IT services, avoiding classifying each request, asking the user for additional information that may be in the same template. Likewise, the functionalities also allow that since the user is raising an incident, there is a KEDB and/or frequently asked questions that he can consult to solve it himself. These functions reduce attention and solution time, creating an environment of fast attention and self-help
This module has allowed us to keep track of projects, their tasks, assignments, status control, start and end, as well as control of issues in project management. Today we use this module to place the projects such as the ISO27000 certification that we are looking for and through this we keep track of the tasks that we still have to attend to.
Do you think SysAid delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with SysAid's feature set?
Yes
Did SysAid live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of SysAid go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy SysAid again?
Yes