Daniel Bachhuber

Alex Mills

Konstantin Kovshenin

Ian Dunn

VarunAgw

Andrew Spittle

SupportFlow is a web based help desk software. SupportFlow is a web based help desk software. It allows teams to manage support tickets using a web interface.
<h3>A few of its features are:</h3>
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Allow agents to create/reply tickets using web interface.
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Customers can create ticket by sending an E-Mail or filling a web based form.
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Agents can opt to get E-Mail notifications of replies of tickets.
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Administrator can limit agents access to particular tags.
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Administrators can see daily/weekly/monthly ticket statistics.
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Agents can view tickets assigned to them in admin dashboard.
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Agents can insert predefined replies to the tickets.
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Agents can add their signature to tickets using one-click.
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Agents can forward whole conversation to anyone using its E-Mail ID.
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To contribute to SupportFlow visit [github] (http://github.com/SupportFlow/supportflow/).

SupportFlow

Running PHP7 and 4.5-alpha-36246 and I just wanted to say that everything works great!  Although I can't read & write code at 100% fluency, I just wanted to post over here so that the theme authors would know that Yes Indeed! Everything's looking great!



So Far So Goo

Finally a simple plugin for ticketing that uses posts types and user roles in WordPress the proper way! I can't wait to integrate it in our network! Yay!

Disclaimer: I haven't tested the email notifications and ticket creation yet.

Nothing more than the most important features

SupportFlow is a web based help desk software. It allows teams to manage support tickets using a web interface.

Ruben Garcia

Irene Berna

GamiPress

tsunoa

Gamify your <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/events-manager/" title="Events Manager" rel="ugc">Events Manager</a> events thanks to the powerful gamification plugin, <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/gamipress/" title="GamiPress" rel="ugc">GamiPress</a>!
This plugin automatically connects GamiPress with Events Manager adding new activity events.
<h4>New Events</h4>
<ul>
<li>New event: When an user publish a new event.</li>
<li>Delete event: When an user deletes an event.</li>
<li>Attend an event: When an user confirms attendance to an event.</li>
<li>Attend a specific event: When an user confirms attendance to a specific event.</li>
<li>Cancel attendance to an event: When an user cancels attendance to an event.</li>
<li>Cancel attendance to a specific event: When an user cancels attendance to a specific event.</li>
</ul>

SupportFlow vs GamiPress – Events Manager integration