Great product, terrible support Product is decent but support is horrendous. The features are intuitive and great but I don't believe they stand out from other competition. I was surprised that their tech support is bad, really bad. Isn't a company selling a product for customer support supposed to have stellar support themselves? They need to fix that ASAP.

Works 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.

The best ITSM software I've used Setup couldn't have been much faster or easier. The whole system is fast and intuitive; even the mobile app. Customization options are plentiful, but not overwhelming. What I've been most impressed with is the support. The couple tickets I have put in with them have been responded to promptly and resolved on the first try. Overall it's a perfect fit for our organization.

Bad experience with the TAM assigned to… Terrible experience with the TAM assigned to us (Ragu) . We only get 1 response per email a day. Resolutions are mostly incorrect. I have to request for Atul from Devs everytime for our issues to get resolved. The workflows kept on acting up that results to bad impression to the automations that we're configuring. Andrew was very disrespectful and rude, he ends the calls while I'm still speaking. I have a recording of the call if you want. If possible can you please assign a different TAM and Manager to us.

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.