Freshservice is our Incident Mngt tool since 2016 We are using Freshservice since 2016 and the product supports our needs very well. Just some simple configurations and the solution is ready. It is directly usable and follow the important rule : Keep it simple ! In case you need some support on the tool, the FAQ are complete and the direct online support is always accessible. Do not hesitate to try it !

Ever improving... We've been using Freshservice for some time and it keeps getting better. The team are really quick to respond to support issues, and the management are great at engaging with customers. They clearly want to keep improving the product and when we do find areas that don't quite meet our needs they are always keen to develop the product to overcome this, or point us in the right direction.

The product is OK for the price The product is OK for the price - more development is required to mature it. The support team often does not understand the issue being reported or recommend solutions that are not fit for purpose. The product needs to be more flexible, often we are told "thats not how ITIL works" and our requirements are dismissed. ITIL is a framework, not a set of laws so it would be nice if the system followed suit.

Support struggles initially but much better now! My only real struggle that I have had has been with Support. It has drastically improved the last 6 months I would say but that was my only frustration. I felt like I was getting folks that I knew more about the system than they did and that was frustrating. It would take several conversations back and forth before they would escalate the issue or get someone that understood what I needed. More recently the support has been great!

Awful support for a halfway decent product. Good product, awful customer service. I mean, literally some of the worst i've ever had. They will close your tickets despite knowing the product is broken, they'll ruin your data exports multiple times (and always at the worst possible times), they just say "we understand" instead of actually trying to fix it. The account managers are alright but when you have to deal with the support team, you'd be better off speaking to a wall.