Sarah Lager
SEFreshservice is great, Software module is terrible Freshservice is great in many ways, but some (to me) parts are just terrible. The Software module is outrageously bad and needs A LOT of work. Looking into the support articles and the marketing surrounding the Software module, I don't think anyone at Freshworks is actually using it. If you did, you would immediately notice the glaring flaws that make it completely unusable if you want to do anything other than just keep a long list.
Daniel Basco
ADWorks out of the box... I was looking for an out of the box coud solution which followed ITIL best practices and required Little configuration. FRESHSERVICE is this. It took me only a couple of hourse to setup and my team began tu use it with no problems. After a few weeks of putting it into production I checked the reports and bingo... With no configuration I was getting KPIs and relevant information. Support is quick and knowledgeable, not only about the tool but about ITIL.
Carl Shriver
GBWe picked FreshService over ServiceNow We picked FreshService over ServiceNow, XenDesk and Spiceworks. The instance is easy to set up and customize, and their support is always fast and helpful. It's way cheaper than ServiceNow and gives a lot of the same features. It's not as customizable, but unless you have a very large organization, an MSP, or highly stringent requirements you can get a lot of the same functionality without paying an arm, leg, spleen and part of your first born.
Sharon.brown
NZAugust review August review - normally this would have been a 4.5 star. We receive excellent service from Fresh in general. Prompt, efficient and friendly. However, this rating is based on an issue with ServiceBOT knowledge solutions based on URLs to sharepoint not working. It is taking some time to get fixed.
Australian Customer
AUThe 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.