Jack of all trades Great tool! It's a jack of all trades. Does everything my team wants. Very intuitive UI. We were able to get up and running pretty quickly.

My experience with FreshService… We have been working with FreshService for that past 2 years. It has always run smoothly. We never had an outage. Whenever we needed help or guidance, I logged a ticket and someone always replied within a couple of hours and had a solution for us immediately or the at the latest the next day. Up to now, I found analytics a bit complicated and although I constructed widgets, I could not get the detailed reports required for our KPIs. I always export tickets and analyze the metrics manually. I haven't had time to check out the new improvements you brought on end of August but will do so this month. Hopefully analytics are easier to use and i will start using the reports I get from Analytics.

We 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.

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.

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.