[rt-users] Genearal question about RT

matt stirfrey at gmail.com
Sat Sep 30 21:50:02 EDT 2006


Bill wrote:
> On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 08:02:28 -0500
> matt <stirfrey at gmail.com> spake:
>   
>> I've been looking at RT to replace the current call tracking software 
>> that we use where I work. I've combed through past posts to this list, 
>> website articles, and the wiki but I am still unsure about something. 
>> How well does RT work in an environment where 97% of the issues are 
>> taken by phone? RT seems very email centric, and seems like using it for 
>> phone support might be a bit awkward. Any suggestions for this type of 
>> environment?
>>     
>
> The difference is not as much as you would think... Pretty you are
> looking at how easy it is to start a new ticket.  After that updates
> via email to the customer are easy if you want them.
>
> I would say it would do fine... you could always take an old box and
> set it up and let your support team play with it.
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Thank you for the responses. I think I will just set a server up and 
start working with it. I'm hoping to be able to get something up running 
and ready to drop in place. That way when I slip in that its open source 
there will be less to argue about. Unfortunately I still need the 
blessing of my boss and he is pretty in love with MS. I've got a few 
other things up my sleeve that will help, so I think it will be a pretty 
easy sell in the end. I hope anyway.

Thanks again.
Matt



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